Fixing apache installation for Ubuntu Saucy (13.10) #1
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| copy: | ||
| src: apache2/security | ||
| dest: /etc/apache2/conf-available/security | ||
| when: ansible_distribution_release == 'saucy' |
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Would using something like
when ansible_distribution == "Ubuntu" and ansible_lsb.major_release >= 13
Be better?
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Wow, thanks :-) I didn't have a clue anyone was using this (since I only wrote it for myself) |
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On 13.10, the apache conf.d is no more. I added a conditional for that case. That won't handle future Apaches (14.04+), and I didn't know a better way to handle how to set the variables based on the Ansible distribution.
Besides, one has to remove the php5-suhosin package from the php list, but that can be handled by the client.
Thanks for the work!