I'm attempting to have a state depend on another state (state 'chaining' as outlined here)
In my example I have an include for the 'php' formula.
On line 14 of init.sls you can see - sls: php which is supposed to ensure that state install-pear depends on the php state which is derived from php.init.sls (included below for clarity).
When I execute salt foo state.highstate test=True I receive the following:
foo:
There are a number of solutions for installing supervisord and automatically running it on Ubuntu - this is what worked for me (on multiple installations...).
sudo bash < <(curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/alexhayes/814fd0d0f7020e918a95/raw/full-install.sh)
| #!/bin/bash | |
| EXIT_STATUS=0 | |
| # Test that domxml is installed | |
| php -r "domxml_version();" > /dev/null 2>&1 | |
| if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then | |
| echo -e "\a#### Error: php4-domxml not loaded ####" | |
| EXIT_STATUS=1 | |
| fi |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| V30=`grep "3.0" /etc/issue` | |
| V31=`grep "3.1" /etc/issue` | |
| V4=`grep "4." /etc/issue` | |
| V5=`grep "5." /etc/issue` | |
| V6=`grep "6." /etc/issue` | |
| UPDATE_SOURCES=1 | |
| if [ "$V30" != "" ]; then |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| V30=`grep "3.0" /etc/issue` | |
| V31=`grep "3.1" /etc/issue` | |
| V4=`grep "4." /etc/issue` | |
| V5=`grep "5." /etc/issue` | |
| V6=`grep "6." /etc/issue` | |
| UPDATE_SOURCES=1 | |
| if [ "$V30" != "" ]; then |