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Remove output filter on rabbitmq install
The original workaround was for an init script that grabbed stdout.
This was some time ago and I think it's safe to remove.
It can be a problem on Fedora; out-of-the-box some old F20 images can
have a broken dependency when rabbitmq installs. With this in place,
all helpful output goes into the temp log file, but it is never shown
because the install_packages function exits the script. Thus things
just stop and you have no idea why.
Change-Id: I2f5b934492a8c9d7b93e89fdcfa776bf15f25cb8
Ian Wienand authored on 2014/07/23 13:24:11Showing 1 changed files
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@@ -94,11 +94,7 @@ function cleanup_rpc_backend {
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function install_rpc_backend {
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if is_service_enabled rabbit; then |
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# Install rabbitmq-server |
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- # the temp file is necessary due to LP: #878600 |
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- tfile=$(mktemp) |
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- install_package rabbitmq-server > "$tfile" 2>&1 |
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- cat "$tfile" |
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- rm -f "$tfile" |
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+ install_package rabbitmq-server |
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elif is_service_enabled qpid; then |
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if is_fedora; then |
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install_package qpid-cpp-server |