ansible-role-apache/vars/Suse.yml

---
apache_service: apache2
apache_daemon: httpd2
apache_daemon_path: /usr/sbin/
apache_server_root: /etc/apache2
apache_conf_path: /etc/apache2/conf.d

apache_vhosts_version: "2.2"

__apache_packages:
  - apache2
  - openssh

apache_ports_configuration_items:
  - regexp: "^Listen "
    line: "Listen {{ apache_listen_port }}"
  - regexp: "^#?NameVirtualHost "
    line: "NameVirtualHost {{ apache_listen_ip }}:{{ apache_listen_port }}"
Add Suse support - set proper package and service name apache2 - configure given packages for Suse - install packages - start service 2016-02-01 10:37:57 +01:00			`---`
			`apache_service: apache2`
Correct bin name in Suse is httpd2 2016-02-01 10:49:03 +01:00			`apache_daemon: httpd2`
Add Suse support - set proper package and service name apache2 - configure given packages for Suse - install packages - start service 2016-02-01 10:37:57 +01:00			`apache_daemon_path: /usr/sbin/`
			`apache_server_root: /etc/apache2`
			`apache_conf_path: /etc/apache2/conf.d`

			`apache_vhosts_version: "2.2"`

			`__apache_packages:`
			`- apache2`
			`- openssh`

			`apache_ports_configuration_items:`
			`- regexp: "^Listen "`
			`line: "Listen {{ apache_listen_port }}"`
			`- regexp: "^#?NameVirtualHost "`
Add configuration for listen address By default I leave it as "*", but for many cases, we don't want to bind our apache to all network addresses available for the server. For example if we want to only bind the apache to the localhost, we can use the following configuration: apache_listen_ip: "127.0.0.1" 2016-04-20 11:46:12 +02:00			`line: "NameVirtualHost {{ apache_listen_ip }}:{{ apache_listen_port }}"`