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# Proxy VHost
# Parameters:
#
# - ensure: wether this vhost is `present` or `absent`
# - domain: the domain to redirect (*name*)
# - domainalias: A list of whitespace seperated domains to redirect
# - target_url: the url to be proxied. Note: We don't want http://example.com/foobar only example.com/foobar
# - server_admin: the email that is shown as responsible
# - ssl_mode: wether this vhost supports ssl or not
# - false: don't enable ssl for this vhost (default)
# - true: enable ssl for this vhost
# - force: enable ssl and redirect non-ssl to ssl
# - only: enable ssl only
#
# logmode:
#
# - default: Do normal logging to CustomLog and ErrorLog
# - nologs: Send every logging to /dev/null
# - anonym: Don't log ips for CustomLog, send ErrorLog to /dev/null
# - semianonym: Don't log ips for CustomLog, log normal ErrorLog
#
define apache::vhost::proxy(
$ensure = present,
$domain = 'absent',
$domainalias = 'absent',
$htpasswd_file = 'absent',
$target_url,
$server_admin = 'absent',
$logmode = 'default',
$mod_security = false,
$ssl_mode = false,
$additional_options = 'absent'
){
# create vhost configuration file
# we use the options field as the target_url
::apache::vhost::template{$name:
ensure => $ensure,
template_mode => 'proxy',
domain => $domain,
htpasswd_file => $htpasswd_file,
domainalias => $domainalias,
server_admin => $server_admin,
logpath => $operatingsystem ? {
openbsd => '/var/www/logs',
centos => '/var/log/httpd',
default => '/var/log/apache2'
},
logmode => $logmode,
allow_override => $allow_override,
run_mode => 'normal',
mod_security => $mod_security,
options => $target_url,
ssl_mode => $ssl_mode,
additional_options => $additional_options,
}
}
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