help with apache configuration

[Latina Endo]

I’m trying to configure 1 webserver to host 2 different domains (example1.com and example2.com) I need both to listen on 80 and 443. There are no subdomains.

I’m using puppetlabs’s apache module with the following configuration:

class profiles::webserver1 {

include apache

#Create the user

user { 'example1':

 ensure => present,

 uid     => 12120,

 managehome => true,

 }->

#Ensure mysql starts up

#class { '::mysql::server':

#  service_enabled =>  true,

#  }

apache::vhost { 'default':

 ensure  => false,

 port => 80,

 }

#install wordpress and configure mysql

wordpress::instance { '/opt/example1':

 version => '4.1.1',

 wp_owner => 'example1',

 wp_group => 'example1',

 db_user => 'example1',

 db_name => 'example1',

 db_password => 'thisshouldsuperbedone',

 }->

#Install php

class { '::apache::mod::php':

 content => '

 AddHandler php5-script .php

 AddType text/html .php',

 }

#Enable mod_rewrite

#apache::mod { 'rewrite': }

#Create apache vhost

apache::vhost { 'example1.com':

 port          => '80',

 docroot       => '/opt/example1',

 fallbackresource => '/index.php',

 directories   => [

{ path        => '/opt/example1',

   allow_override => ['AuthConfig', 'Indexes'],

},

 ],

 }->

#Create ssl vhost

apache::vhost { 'ssl.example1.com':

 port => '443',

 docroot => '/opt/example1',

 ssl => true,

 }

##===second domain===##

#Create the user

user { 'example2':

 ensure => present,

 uid => 12121,

#  managehome => true,

 }->

#Create apache vhost

apache::vhost { 'example2.com':

 port          => '80',

 docroot       => '/opt/example2',

 fallbackresource => '/index.php',

 directories   => [

{ path        => '/opt/example2',

   allow_override => ['AuthConfig', 'Indexes'],

},

 ],

 }->

#Create ssl vhost

apache::vhost { 'ssl.example2.com':

 port => '443',

 docroot => '/opt/example2',

 ssl => true,

 }

}

My problem is, a file called 15-default.conf is being created and its matching when i try to reach the site via either domainname. If i do https:// then it takes me to the right domain content. If i go and manually delete the 15-default.conf and restart httpd everything works as expected.

Reading the module’s documentation i see:

default_vhost

Sets up a default virtual host. Defaults to 'true', set to 'false' to set up customized virtual hosts.

But I’m not sure how to write that out on the profile/manifest, if I do

apache::vhost { 'default':

 ensure  => false,

 port => 80,

 }

I get the following error:

Error: Duplicate declaration: Apache::Vhost[default] is already declared in file /etc/puppet/modules/apache/manifests/init.pp:361; cannot redeclare at /etc/puppet/modules/profiles/manifests/example1.pp:22 on node example2

How can i keep that default file being created and is this a “proper” way to try to setup the 2 vhosts in apache.

Thanks!

-Latina

[Joseph Karns]

Hello Latina:

on your line where you have include apache, change to something like this

class{  'apache':

default_mods => true,

default_vhost => false,

default_ssl_vhost => false, 

}

This will trigger the apache class and allow you to pass param's to it.

Thanks

Joseph

[Latina Endo]

Thanks, that made the 15-default file go away.

I have a follow-up question, since i'm using cloudflare infront of the site, I need to put this (apache) module file and config in /etc/httpd/conf.d/cloudflare.conf. 

Everytime I run the puppet agent that file gets deleted, is a file resource the only way for me to ensure the file is always there when puppet runs?

Thanks for your help,

-Latina

On Sunday, April 19, 2015 at 10:34:59 PM UTC-4, Latina Endo wrote:

[Joseph Karns]

Latina:

Can we see your manifest as it currently. Please highlight the section were you are adding the cloudflare module.

Thanks

Joey

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