Drop init script on Redhat-derived systems #63
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April 25, 2016 09:34
The module was assuming that 'init' and 'redhat' providers were the same, but they're not. The 'init' provider does not set the service to start at boot on Redhat derived systems.
…ot-redhat Add support for the 'redhat' service provider
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Sure, I'd prefer not to mess with service scripts, but since we already support this... guess soon enough we're gonna need a huge if/else statement. |
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In addition to switching to the
redhatservice provider on redhat-like systems (handled here: #61), we also need to drop the init script whenservice_provideris set toredhat, just like we do when it's set toinit.