added condition to service property #150
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td-agent v4 does not ship /etc/init.d/td-agent file for distros that use systemd (ubuntu focal, for example maybe also others). This makes chef-client fail to run restart of service, since that was hardcoded to use init.d script. This adds a condistion to only set that property if the file actually esists. If it doesn't exist, then chefs service-mechanism will default to using whatever is available (systemd in this case) and the chef-run succeeds to restart the service properly.
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The "offending" line in recipes/configure.rb: https://github.com/treasure-data/chef-td-agent/blob/master/recipes/configure.rb#L45 closes #151 |
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td-agent v4 does not ship /etc/init.d/td-agent file for distros that use
systemd (ubuntu focal, for example maybe also others). This makes
chef-client fail to run restart of service, since that was hardcoded to
use init.d script.
This adds a condistion to only set that property if the file actually
esists. If it doesn't exist, then chefs service-mechanism will default
to using whatever is available (systemd in this case) and the chef-run
succeeds to restart the service properly.