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While changing some configuration elements, I noticed that changes to settings.py do not notify the apache service to restart. Until that is done manually, the old settings are still used. Here's the agent run:
Subsequently, accessing the site returned a 500 and logs showed port 8080 was still being used:
[Sat Mar 11 23:03:43.883756 2017] [:error] [pid 18276] INFO:requests.packages.urllib3.connectionpool:Starting new HTTP connection (28): puppet.example.com
[Sat Mar 11 23:03:43.885765 2017] [:error] [pid 18276] ERROR:pypuppetdb.api:Could not reach PuppetDB on puppet.example.com:8080 over HTTP.
I would expect that changes to settings.py, and possibly other settings-related changes, would notify the apache service to restart.
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While changing some configuration elements, I noticed that changes to
settings.py
do not notify the apache service to restart. Until that is done manually, the old settings are still used. Here's the agent run:Subsequently, accessing the site returned a 500 and logs showed port 8080 was still being used:
I would expect that changes to settings.py, and possibly other settings-related changes, would notify the apache service to restart.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: