RPM for Centos7 are not correctly (mysql-server requirement) about namedmanager HOT 7 CLOSED

In fact, I'd argue that you don't want any DB server dependency in the RPM. Consider the trouble you would have if you have a centralised server hosted on a different machine. You would be forcing an installation that isn't required.

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Minor second bug related to CentOS 7, it also tries to run "/etc/init.d/httpd reload" during the install as well, but since RedHat have moved to systemd, it doesn't work.

It probably should be replaced with either "systemctl reload httpd.service" or just the older "service reload httpd".

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Yeah the current model of RPM isn't ideal for everyone - it's an outcome of it's requirements which was to support my managed customers with pretty much a plug & play experience with single app/db all-in-one VMs, but as pointed out, it doesn't suit the model where you have decoupled app servers and database servers.

Happy for PRs that update the dependencies and correct reloads, however I'd like to keep the coupling with the DB in the RPM for now - users running separate app vs db servers are probably better off not using the RPM package and doing manual installs from tarball or git instead.

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Not a problem. I'll see what I can arrange.

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Okay, I've submitted a PR for you to look at and apply. It builds fine on RHEL7 and RHEL6 (or CentOS equivalents).

Any issues, let me know.

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PR #13 looks good, thanks heaps for the submission @frankcrawford. A prebuilt RPM is now available for EL 7 at repos.jethrocarr.com for anyone wanting a pre-built version.

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@jethrocarr one issue I did notice that is still a problem with RHEL7 is that we should do a "systemctl daemon-reload" at some point during an upgrade. I'll see what I can do about it, in a compatible way.

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