I entered made the above changes to the manifest and it would not import. I then used svccfg to manually add the startd and ignore_error entries. At the time I thought it was working.
Next I wanted to figure out why the manifest I was given was not working, which I will get back to. Also I wanted to make sure if the system restarted that the service would retain those settings. It turns out it did, but the service would not start.
The problem with the way the manifest was written was it defined another instance that we weren't using and then everything else was written inside of it. So no start and stop methods for the default instance, and my property_group settings were not being applied to the default. I rewrote the manifest by getting rid of the defined instance, declared a single_instance, and added the property group to the default.
Swell, I thought I solved the problem because the manifest imported and the service started fine. Except I am back at square one, because the
that are clearly showing up in the svcprop do not seem to be doing what they are supposed to: it went back to maintenence mode after 4 failures. I think the only reason it seemed to work is because the lack of a stop and start made it impossible for the service to bring it down. I am not sure how the system even allowed that to get in, but its the only thing I could think of.
After all that, any idea how to stop it from going down after a failure?
---------- Post updated 09-13-12 at 01:06 PM ---------- Previous update was 09-12-12 at 01:44 PM ----------
Not sure if there is any extra information I can provide. It's not perfect, but I think I have purged the obvious flaws in the manifest:
Also the svcprop for after it went into maintenence mode:
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