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Thomas Bellman authored
To make it easier for people to configure named virtual hosts doing HTTPS, add a parameter 'certname' to apache::named_vhost, specifying names of the certificate files to use for that virtual host. When given, TLS will be enabled for the vhost, and configuration directives pointing out the certificate files (cert, chain and private key) will be added to the virtual host definition. Users need to install the certificate files themselves by means of the x509certs::hostcert::separate from the x509certs Puppet module from NSC, though.
Thomas Bellman authoredTo make it easier for people to configure named virtual hosts doing HTTPS, add a parameter 'certname' to apache::named_vhost, specifying names of the certificate files to use for that virtual host. When given, TLS will be enabled for the vhost, and configuration directives pointing out the certificate files (cert, chain and private key) will be added to the virtual host definition. Users need to install the certificate files themselves by means of the x509certs::hostcert::separate from the x509certs Puppet module from NSC, though.
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