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This module enables a httpd server, and allows simple httpd configurations to be added using a config directory. | This module enables a httpd server, and allows simple httpd configurations to be added using a config directory. | ||
It has | It has two available classes: | ||
== httpd::config == | == httpd::config == | ||
Given a file name and it's template contents, add it to | Given a file name and it's template contents, add it to the Apache config. This is best for vhost configs. For example: | ||
httpd::config { | |||
"myapp_httpd.conf" : | |||
content => template("myapp/myapp_httpd_conf.erb"); | |||
} | |||
== httpd == | == httpd == | ||
Enable httpd as a running service. | Enable httpd as a running service. This is included automatically by httpd::config. | ||
== restarting == | |||
= | To restart httpd, e.g., when a config for an httpd module changes, use | ||
notify => Service['httpd'] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:56, 6 August 2013
This module enables a httpd server, and allows simple httpd configurations to be added using a config directory.
It has two available classes:
httpd::config
Given a file name and it's template contents, add it to the Apache config. This is best for vhost configs. For example:
httpd::config {
"myapp_httpd.conf" :
content => template("myapp/myapp_httpd_conf.erb");
}
httpd
Enable httpd as a running service. This is included automatically by httpd::config.
restarting
To restart httpd, e.g., when a config for an httpd module changes, use
notify => Service['httpd']