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icon_project.png Majic Ansible Roles / Closed Bug report MAR-48 Directories created by roles in /run do not survive reboot
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This issue has been closed with status "Closed" and resolution "RESOLVED".
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Description
Currently there is a bunch of roles that are creating role-specific sub-directories under '''/run''' or '''/var/run'''. Unfortunately, '''/run''' is mounted as a tmpfs, while '''/var/run''' is just a symlink to '''/run'''. The end result of this is that certain services (web ones for example) are unable to output their pid files to dedicated directories under '''/run''', and will fail to start after reboot.

The behaviour is well described under https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/93-Handling-varrun-with-systemd.html - and should be easy to fix using the solution outlined in the article.

At least the following roles need updates:

* web_server
* php_website
* wsgi_website
Steps to reproduce this issue
# Deploy testsite.
# Access https://php.example.com and https://wsgi.example.com.
# Verify all works ok.
# Reboot server '''web.example.com'''.
# Access https://php.example.com and https://wsgi.example.com.
# Both websites are now inaccessible.
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