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puppet-cpanel

This module provides the following new Resource Types that enable you to control various aspects of cPanel in an automated fashion through Puppet. Here is a list available Resource Types:

###cpanel::easyapache Allows you to pass a EasyApache YAML stored config, and automatically trigger an easyapache recompile if a change is detected with the configuration file.

###cpanel::tweaksettings Allows you to pass key => value pairs for the cpanel.config file and automatically updates your tweak settings if a change is detected.

###cpanel::baseconfig Allows you to pass a set options to update the /etc/wwacct.conf file

###cpanel::cpanelaccount Allows you to add/remove a cpanel account. You must use the cpanel::baseconfig resource type when using this resource type.

Note: A /bin/mail package needs to be installed for the email parameter to work If in doubt, run yum install mailx

Examples

cpanel::easyapache { 'puppet':
    source => 'puppet:///modules/basenode/puppet.yaml',
    email  => '[email protected]'
}

cpanel::tweaksetting { 'puppet':
    options => {
                 'skipantirelayd'   => 1,
                 'jaildefaultshell' => 0,
               },
    email   => '[email protected]'
}

cpanel::baseconfig { 'puppet':
    ns           => 'test-a.cpanel.net',
    ns2          => 'test-b.cpanel.net',
    contactemail => '[email protected]'
}

#Make sure to include a cpanel::baseconfig resource when using
#cpanel::cpanelaccount
cpanel::cpanelaccount{ 'puppet':
    email       => '[email protected]',
    domain      => 'thisisabar.com',
    user        => 'zanny',
    ensure      => 'absent'
}

Complete set of options

cpanel::easyapache { 'resource title':
    #Required Parameters
    source => #An easyapache stored configuration YAML. Examples can be
              #found in /var/cpanel/easy/apache/profile
              #See documentation for the source parameter in the file
              #resource for more specification information.
    #Optional Parameters
    email  => #An E-Mail address where the output from the easyapache
              #should be sent
} 

cpanel::tweaksetting { 'resource title':
    #Required parameters
    options => #A hash of keys and values for the cpanel.config file. Take
               #a look at your /var/cpanel/cpanel.config for a list of the
               #available keys. See the tweak settings WHM page for some
               #hints as to which key does what
    #Optional Parameters
    email   => #An E-Mail address where the output from the easyapache
               #should be sent
}

cpanel::baseconfig { 'resource title':
    #See
    #http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/InstallationGuide/AdvancedOptions#The%20/etc/wwwacct.conf%20file
    #for additional documentation on the /etc/wwwacct.conf file for more
    #info

    #Required Parameters
    ns           => #First name server for domains created with cPanel
    ns2,         => #Second name server for domains created with cPanel
    contactemail => #E-Mail address cPanel sends notifications to
    #Optional Parameters
    host            => #Hostname of server. Default: Uses $hostname facter
    logstyle        => #Apache LogFormat. Default: combined
    ns4             => #Foruth name server for domains created with cPanel
                       #Default: (empty string)
    nsttl           => #TTL for NS records for domains created with cPanel
                       #Default: 86400
    ns3             => #Third name server for domains created with cPanel
                       #Default: (empty string)
    ethdev          => #Ethernet device name. Default: eth0
    contactpager    => #E-Mail address of pager/cell phone to contact when
                       #a problem arises Default: (empty string)
    ttl             => #TTL for all other records for domains created with
                       #cPanel. Default: 14400
    homematch       => #Search word for other "home" directories. Default:
                       #home
    defwebmailtheme => #Default webmail theme to use when creating new
                       #accounts. Default is x3
    minuid          => #Minimum uerid to use when creating system users.
                       #Default is 500
    addr            => #IP Address used for shared virtual hosts. Default
                       #uses the facter value $ipaddress
    homedir         => #Directory to create new accounts in. Default:
                       #/home
    defmod          => #Default them to use when creating new accounts.
                       #Default is x3
    scriptalias     => #Whether a cgi-bin directory should be creared with
                       #new accounts. Default is y
}

cpanel::cpanelaccount { 'Resource Title':
    #Note: Does not run if an account with the same username or domain name
    #      already exists
    #Required
    $domain        => #Domain name of the account you want to add
    $user          => #Username of the account you want to add
    #Optional
    $ensure        => #One of present or absent. Ensures the user/domain
                      #exists or ensure it does not exist. Default is
                      #present
    $email         => #E-Mail address to send the output of the wwwacct
                      #command
    $contactemail  => #E-Mail address for the contact person of this
                      #account. Default is 0
    $pass          => #Password for new account. By default it's a
                      #random 25 character string
    $quota         => #Disk quota. By default it's  0, which is unlimited
    $theme         => #Theme for this account. Default is x3
    $has_ip        => #Assign this site a dedicated IP. Default is n
    $has_cgi       => #Include CGI support. Default is n
    $has_frontpage => #Include frontpage support. Default is n
    $maxftp        => #Maximum number of FTP accounts. Default is 0
    $maxsql        => #Maximum number of MySQL databases. Default is 0
    $maxpop        => #Maximum number of pop accounts. Default is 0
    $maxlist       => #Maximum number of mailing lists. Default is 0
    $maxsub        => #Maximum number of subdmains. Default is 0
    $bwlimit       => #Bandwith limit. Default is 0
    $has_shell     => #Enable shell access? Default is n
    $owner         => #Which reseller owns this account? Default is root
    $plan          => #Which hosting plan? Deafult is default
    $maxpark       => #Max parked domains? Default is 0
    $maxaddon      => #Max addon domains? Default is 0
    $featurelist   => #Feature list? Default is default
    $language      => #Language? Default is english
    $use_registered_nameservers => #Where or not to use the registered 
                                   #authoritative nameservers. Default is
                                   #0
}

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