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From: Randy Barlow <rbarlow@redhat.com>
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Subject: Re: [Pulp - Issue #1202] pulp_celerybeat,pulp_resource_manager fail
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On 08/21/2015 03:53 PM, Pulp wrote:
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> A newer version of Pulp (iirc 2.7.0 beta+) will keep these pids on a
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> local folder and not in the /var/lib/pulp. Even still, I think it would=
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> be good to have all Pulp services wait until the network is started. I
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> think we should propogate the units change to all of our units files.
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> =
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> @rbarlow, what do you think?
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For the network services I think this is a reasonable suggestion, though
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I don't believe it will solve any issues that people might be
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experiencing since our Celery code will keep attempting to connect to
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its network dependencies until it is able. Thus, even without doing this
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everything will work. I would say it's the "right thing", though I also
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don't think it'll change anyone's experiences with Pulp in a noticeable w=
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ay.
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For the remote-fs, there's a way to add a symlink under /etc/systemd to
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indicate that you want a service to start after another one. Since the
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remote-fs is system-dependent (i.e., not everybody is hosting
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/var/lib/pulp in NFS), I think this would be the way to go. I don't
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recall the exact way to do this, but I believe you can learn about it her=
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e:
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http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html
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-- =
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Randy Barlow
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