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With this patch we allow for a more easy way of overriding some of
the values that may be used in other distros while maintainting the
default values if those values are not overriden
The following values are introduced to be overriden:
conf:
security:
software:
apache2:
conf_dir:
site_dir:
mods_dir
binary:
extra_flags:
a2enmod:
a2dismod:
On which:
* conf_dir: directory where to drop the config files for apache vhosts
* site_dir: directory where to drop the enabled virtualhosts
* mods_dir: directory where to drop any mod configuration
* binary: the binary to use for launching apache
* extra_flags: any flags that will be passed to the apache binary call
* a2enmod: mods to enable
* a2dismod: mods to disable
* security: security configuration for apache
Notice that if there is no overrides given, it should not affect anything
and the templates will not be changed as the default values are set
to what they used to be
Change-Id: I4fcfde78c5c8fa65956aeae55108ffa1f10e6972
OpenStack-Helm
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