CentOS Stream 10 (and Debian 13?) #235
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| vars: | ||
| foreman_puppet_repositories_version: "8" | ||
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| - ansible_distribution_major_version == '9' |
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Should this be when the certificate source is the installer instead?
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Yepp, but this detail is not passed to the "setup repos" playbook, and I was lazy
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| ansible.builtin.file: | ||
| path: /etc/httpd/conf.d/welcome.conf | ||
| path: "{{ httpd_conf_path }}/welcome.conf" | ||
| state: absent |
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A thought for upgrades and not necessary for this PR: RPM will place this file back. Should we ensure it's empty instead?
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Or just deploy on Debian, where the package manager is actually sane and respects the choices of the admin ;)
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Or just put it all in a container /me ducks
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| - ansible_selinux.status == 'enabled' | ||
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| - name: Enable required modules | ||
| community.general.apache2_module: |
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I don't like pulling in community.general here, but this is something we'd have to consider anyway.
In the Puppet installer, we run with apache::default_mods: false, which wipes all enabled modules and then we enable the ones we need.
We didn't port that detail over to foremanctl, and rely on the OS to enable those modules for us. But it also most probably enables things we do not want.
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We may also want to enable the event MPM in a similar way.
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I don't like pulling in community.general here, but this is something we'd have to consider anyway.
May I ask why it is bad to use community.general?
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Mostly because it's a dependency we don't yet have
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It also mentions compatibility:
This does not work on RedHat-based distributions. It does work on Debian- and SuSE-based distributions. Whether it works on others depend on whether the C(a2enmod) and C(a2dismod) tools are available or not.
So configuring Apache with Ansible is certainly worse than what we had with our Puppet module.
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Otherwise the presense of entries in /etc/hosts depends on when the machine was exactly booted
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