Bug #1008
closed
Missing temp dirs on Fedora, and failure to log
Description
"sudo /etc/init.d/foreman start" couldn't work on Fedora because of a lack of tmp dirs (/var/run is tmpfs), which can be fixed like so:
root# cat /etc/tmpfiles.d/foreman.conf
D /var/run/foreman/ 0755 foreman foreman -
D /var/run/foreman/sockets 0755 foreman foreman -
D /var/run/foreman/sessions 0755 foreman foreman -
D /var/run/foreman/pids 0755 foreman foreman -
D /var/run/foreman/cache 0755 foreman foreman -
(Just tested.)
It also didn't appear, via strace, to try to send its failure to create a PID file to syslog or anything, so the failure was silent; having that fixed too would be nice.
-Robin
Updated by Howard Jones almost 13 years ago
I've just run into a similar problem on CentOS using the foreman-supplied RPMs. They do create the /var/run directories, but don't chown them to the user 'foreman'. The init script says OK, but actually silently fails.
Updated by D. Johnson almost 13 years ago
Might be the same issue as #928
RPM test files, located at http://fenris02.fedorapeople.org/foreman/
Please let me know if they work for you. (Both f15 and el5 are there, choose the one that matches your install)
Updated by Benjamin Papillon over 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Target version set to Bug scrub
Hello,
This bug has been fixed in new RPM files