Ansible collectd configuration CentOS -
i trying configure collectd on centos using ansible:
i have task:
- name: start service new conf systemd: name: collectd enabled: yes daemon_reload: yes state: started
that works after run:
- name: start service new conf systemd: name: collectd enabled: no daemon_reload: no state: stopped
then cannot restart service anymore has happened on 4 different virtual machines. next time get:
failed! => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "msg": "unable start service collectd: job collectd.service failed because control process exited error code. see \"systemctl status collectd.service\" , \"journalctl -xe\" details.\n"}
the systemd
records say:
redirecting /bin/systemctl status collectd.service ● collectd.service - collectd statistics daemon loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/collectd.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) active: failed (result: start-limit) since fri 2017-08-18 14:47:54 awst; 4min 35s ago docs: man:collectd(1) man:collectd.conf(5) process: 31815 execstart=/usr/sbin/collectd (code=exited, status=1/failure) main pid: 31815 (code=exited, status=1/failure) aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: unit collectd.service entered failed state. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: collectd.service failed. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver collectd[31815]: unable read config file /etc/collectd.conf. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver collectd[31815]: error: reading config file failed! aug 18 14:47:54 testserver collectd[31815]: read syslog details. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: collectd.service holdoff time over, scheduling restart. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: start request repeated collectd.service aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: failed start collectd statistics daemon. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: unit collectd.service entered failed state. aug 18 14:47:54 testserver systemd[1]: collectd.service failed.
i have checked config file , it's permissions are:
-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 36489 aug 18 14:42 collectd.conf
any ideas on how work out happening?
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