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webapp user.
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their own files, fix mx logwatch path.
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Conflicts:
platform.rb
Change-Id: Ifb1a7579e00b1ee2bdebe86671d5c2f1cac2a8dc
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format. requires new leap_cli.
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Change-Id: If63aac60e44c4a68f030f93e20e8dc071f9df610
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Change-Id: I8a6c27434f548f24d9dba1a969699200ab307477
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Change-Id: Ibbe3687d5a773b444f6e9145bf235aaeea637e1d
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Change-Id: I92f69b6fa30aae953243ae19096e2998810c9ac6
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Change-Id: I56250e05e3a933deacd0b6e02192e712d3fd9fd5
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usernames to block.
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Conflicts:
platform.rb
puppet/modules/site_config/manifests/hosts.pp
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@provider -> @webapp
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- See issue #5217
- See companion change in leap_web
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site_mx::haproxy and site_webapp::haproxy only
included site_haproxy. They didn't do anything else.
So just include site_haproxy in manifests/init.pp and
remove the unused classes
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the problem was, that both site_mx::haproxy and site_webapp::haproxy
declared the same resource.
I fixed it by moving that resource to site_haproxy.
Since that gets included by both classes, everything works like
a charm
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We want to access service levels by means of the id stored in the user record. With a hash we don't have to loop through all elements to find the one with a given id and still can use arbitrary strings and do not rely on the order of the array.
Also it's the format the webapp is expecting right now.
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including the default_service_level
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nagios and webapp node (#5096)
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Change-Id: I2e189bf5e209c731077539a57f9b334ac66cd25b
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Change-Id: Ib2ce0d38a8e4dd30ae6842bfb5579d9c3dd10f18
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Change-Id: Ic1ef7e25f07cbbbcea9bcc90248479009904303e
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for custom git source, improve apache config.
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site_config::x509::client_ca::key for client_ca deployment (#3917)
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