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Redundant WorkDirectory ? #111

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gothicx opened this issue May 23, 2016 · 5 comments
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Redundant WorkDirectory ? #111

gothicx opened this issue May 23, 2016 · 5 comments

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@gothicx
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gothicx commented May 23, 2016

This module defines two times the WorkDirectory with different default paths. Do we need the spool_dir options? we couldn't just use the rsyslog::work_directory option only and use the path /var/lib/rsyslog ?

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It seems that work_directory and spool_dir are both supposed to do the same thing. work_directory does not do anything in the manifests and only comes into play if mod_imjournal is true.

spool_dir and its related config options spool_dir_owner, spool_dir_group and spool_dir_mode should be renamed to use work_directory, as that name matches up with the rsyslog configuration option.

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CC: Adding major contributors @anders-larsson @Phil-Friderici

Anything else you all would like to change that could potentially break backward compatibility? If so, I would like to do that at the same time as this fix.

@Phil-Friderici
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@ghoneycutt beside a 'zünftig' refactor I have nothing on my wish list. But as always time is the limiting factor.

@anders-larsson
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I cannot think of anything right now.

@Phil-Friderici
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@ghoneycutt remove the sysklogd dependency by integrating it into rsyslog or make it mandatory on RH5 only.

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