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haproxy package
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"It is important to ensure that <jail_dir> is both empty and unwritable to
anyone."
reference: http://cbonte.github.com/haproxy-dconv/configuration-1.4.html#3-chroot
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There are no spec tests to verify dependencies on a successful compilation, so I missed this
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What is renamed:
- Class/define:
- haproxy::config to haproxy::listen
- haproxy::data to haproxy::params
- Parameters:
- haproxy::listen listen_ip to ipaddress
- haproxy::listen config_options to options
- haproxy haproxy_global_options to global_options
- haproxy haproxy_defaults_options to defaults_options
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This pull requests performs the minimum amount of effort to add
Debian support.
Adds Debian defaults (which were made to be as similar as possible
to the Redhat defaults)
Adds two Debian specific resources to the haproxy class
- a defaults file to ensure the service is started
- creates the /var/lib/haproxy directory so that the
configuration can be as similar to Redhat as possible.y
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The haproxy service should have the hasrestart parameter defaulted to
true. Previously, this was not the case. This commit establishes that.
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