1 looks like it removed the class params that define the user/group consul-template should run as.
There's several references to $consul_template::user and $consul_template::group params throughout the manifests (Debian init script, resources for managing the user/group if manage_user/manage_group is defined)
This kind of also means there's some parity issues between different operating systems with different init scripts (at least, on Debian it was going to try and start/stop consul-template as a different user)
Personally, I haven't had time to look into addressing this yet but just wanted to make the issue known.
gdhbashton
commented
9 years ago
1 looks like it removed the class params that define the user/group consul-template should run as.
There's several references to
$consul_template::userand$consul_template::groupparams throughout the manifests (Debian init script, resources for managing the user/group ifmanage_user/manage_groupis defined)This kind of also means there's some parity issues between different operating systems with different init scripts (at least, on Debian it was going to try and start/stop consul-template as a different user)
Personally, I haven't had time to look into addressing this yet but just wanted to make the issue known.