Hi All,
I'm currently trying to build a role to maintain auditd across our
machines. We got a couple of different flavours of Linux as well as
versions thereof running in our environment so I'm trying to get it to
work across all of them.
This is mainly working well, unless I count Centos 7.
When the config and/or rules files have been updated I'm calling a handler
named 'reload_auditd' which looks as follows:
- name: reload_auditd
service:
name: auditd
state: restarted
This works fine on Centos6 and Ubuntu but Centos 7 fires the following
error message:
<- Cut ->
fatal: [nsm-rh-silk]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "msg":
"Unable to restart service auditd: Failed to restart auditd.service:
Operation refused, unit auditd.service may be requested by dependency
only.\nSee system logs and 'systemctl status auditd.service' for
details.\n"}
<- Cut ->
I had a look in the archive of this mailing list and could find one
previous question where the only reply ended with: "in short, use the
service command.". Since I am using the service command I'm a little bit
stuck here - does anyone have any further info/help to provide?
Thanks in advance, Mike
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