* modified the way the restart is done: force-restart instead of restart

* added the ability to disable the service
* added service restart/shutdown timeout parameter
* add require service restart for all users/groups

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/manifests/service/enabled.pp b/manifests/service/enabled.pp
index d750914..1897e69 100644
--- a/manifests/service/enabled.pp
+++ b/manifests/service/enabled.pp
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-define runit::service::enabled( $ensure = present ) {
+define runit::service::enabled( $ensure = present, $timeout ) {
 
   # enabling the service by creating a symlink in /etc/service
   file { "/etc/service/${name}":
@@ -21,11 +21,34 @@ define runit::service::enabled( $ensure = present ) {
 
     exec { "sv restart ${name}":
       subscribe   => File["/etc/service/${name}"],
+      # last command is true, so this resource never fails
+      command     => "/usr/bin/sv -w ${timeout} force-restart /etc/sv/${name}; true",
+      # we desperately need the supervise directory to restart a service
+      onlyif      => "test -d '/etc/sv/${name}'/supervise",
+      refreshonly => true,
+    }
+
+  } else {
+    
+    # Stop the service in THIS sequence:
+    #   1. remove /etc/services link
+    #   2. force-shutdown /etc/sv/*
+    #   3. remove /etc/sv stuff
+    #   4. manage users, groups, whatever
+    
+    exec { "sv exit ${name}":
+      require     => File["/etc/service/${name}"],
+      before      => File["/etc/sv/${name}"],
       # we wait a few seconds just in case this is the firstmost service activation
       # then the supervise directory need to be created (automically) by runit
-      command     => "/bin/sleep 3; /usr/bin/sv -w 60 restart /etc/sv/${name}",
-      refreshonly => true,
+      command     => "/usr/bin/sv -w ${timeout} force-shutdown /etc/sv/${name}; true",
+      # when "/etc/sv/${name}" is not there, do not exec
+      onlyif      => "test -d '/etc/sv/${name}'",
     }
+    
+    # if we have users/groups, we need to remove them AFTER stopping the server
+    User  <||> { require +> Exec["sv exit ${name}"] }
+    Group <||> { require +> Exec["sv exit ${name}"] }
 
   }