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add disable_os_default recipe #224
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recipe "redisio::redis_gem", "this recipe will install the redis ruby gem into the system ruby" | ||
recipe "redisio::disable", "This recipe is used to stop the redis instances and disable them in the default run levels" | ||
recipe "redisio::redis_gem", "This recipe will install the redis ruby gem into the system ruby" | ||
recipe "redisio::disable_os_default", "This recipe can be used to disable the default OS redis init scrip" |
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typo at the end scrip
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rebased and updated |
👍 I'm good with this |
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if service_name | ||
service service_name do | ||
action :disable |
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action [ :stop, :disable ]
Hit this earlier today. Added the service resource with suggestions by @shortdudey123 to my wrapper script. This PR probably needs a re-base, then 👍 from me |
@alepore Can you rebase this for a merge ? |
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updated and rebased! |
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awesome! looking good to me :) |
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Looks good to me!
Thanks all involved for pushing this through. |
- Update 'bind' config comments ([#293](#293)) - Add disable_os_default recipe ([#224](#224)) - Use the config's ulimits if set and is > max_clients ([#234](#234)) - Add Travis config ([#299](#299)) - Fix test failures (FoodCritic and Rubocop) ([#298](#298)) - Fix TravisCI builds ([#300](#300)) - Add repl-backlog-size, repl-backlog-ttl, and aof-load-truncated options ([#278](#278)) - Add sentinel_bind to bind sentinel to different IPs ([#306](#306)) - Cleanup deprecation warnings ([#301](#301)) - Fix version detection with epoch version numbers from deb/ubuntu ([#294](#294)) - Restrict VM redis config to <= 2.4 ([#322](#322)) - Rename_commands should be checked for nil before empty ([#311](#311)) - Fixup foodcritic, rubocop, and kitchen testing ([#324](#324)) - Note: this drops support for Chef < 11 - Add min-slaves redis options ([#313](#313)) - Allow /etc/init start after sigterm from system or user ([#310](#310)) - Check user existence with Etc, not ohai node attributes ([#303](#303)) - Various systemd-related improvements ([#302](#302)) - Update serverspec testing with correct OS's for systemd ([#329](#329)) - Add kitchen-dokken testing to Travis ([#330](#330)) - Add fedora-25 to kitchen testing and clean up kitchen config ([#331](#331)) - Fix systemd paths for sentinel service ([#332](#332)) - Add redis-package and sentinel to Travis kitchen verify ([#334](#334)) - Add breadcrumb-file creation condition as attribute ([#268](#268)) - Fix cluster options in README ([#333](#333)) - Fix systemd loader to use descriptors instead of max_clients+32 ([#338](#338)) - Add SELinux support ([#305](#305)) - Make source of redis.conf template configurable ([#341](#341)) - Support sentinel notification-script and client-reconfig-script ([#342](#342))
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When using redis from the ubuntu package, i use this simple recipe to disable the default OS init script.
Otherwise i can't use the init script provided by this recipe after a reboot.
Do you think something like this can be a useful addition?