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Description of problem: The cumin-databse script has legacy calls to /sbin/service for controlling postgresql. This causes extra "via" messages to print on the screen when script operations are run. Eliminate these by calling systemctl. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): cumin-0.1.5137-4 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install cumin 2. cumin-database install 3. cumin-database stop 4. cumin-database start Actual results: At various points in the output from the above commands, messages like this will be printed: Starting postgresql (via systemctl): [ OK ] Expected results: These messages should not be seen. Additional info: This functionality will be added through conditionals in a single script that supports F15+ and RHEL 5+. As such, it is not just a simple cut and paste operation since platforms without systemd still need to work. Note too that in one instance, initdb, F15 must continue to use /sbin/service and not systemctl.
Fixed in revision 5198. Here is a test sequence that should exercise all execution paths for affected code. Note that users typically will likely only be doing cumin-database install, start, and stop from the below set. On a clean system $ cumin-database install This should succeed. There should be no instances of "(via systemctl)" messages in the output. Additionally, output should show that F15 uses "/sbin/service postgresql initdb" for database initialization. $ cumin-database stop $ cumin-database start The following steps can be done to test an execution path through the "configure" command that will prompt the user and perform a restart. The "create" will leave everything in order. Note, not strictly necessary since users are unlikely to use these commands but to be complete... $ cumin-database annihilate (answer "really" at the "Really?" prompt) $ cumin-database initialize $ cumin-database start $ cumin-database configure (answer "yes" to restart) $ cumin-database create
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