dpkg
likes to start services after installation as the Debian convention
dictates. This can be annoying and problematic, especially when you don't
want services to be immediately started before custom configuration can
be applied. Instead of disabling all services from auto starting on installation
as the dpkg_deb_unautostart
cookbook does, lets allow specific services
to be targeted.
Include the cookbook as a dependency in your metadata:
depends 'dpkg_autostart'
Then, within your recipe, disable the service with the resource:
dpkg_autostart 'mysql-server' do
allow false
end
That's it. When dpkg
attempts to start the service after install (generally
via apt
) it will be instructed not to. This allows the proper configuration
files to be generated, and the service to be started after everything is
ready.
You can also provide a list of services to disable via node attribute. Add the default recipe to the run list:
run_list 'recipe[dpkg_autostart]'
and set the services you want to restrict from auto starting:
node.default['dpkg_autostart']['disabled_services'] = ['mysql-server', 'apache2']
- deb_pkg_unautostart: http://ckbk.it/deb_pkg_unautostart
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