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Setting port for apache does not remove default port values on CentOS/Redhat #41

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minorOffense opened this issue Sep 11, 2013 · 2 comments

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@minorOffense
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When setting the port for apache to listen on, it ignores the values in the /etc/httpd/conf/ports.conf

Meaning if you want to configure apache using puppet to not listen on 80 you can't.

In the listen.pp file it should ensure that the ports.conf file is updated to reflect the port settings or perhaps add a flag to tell it to "replace" or "append"

Or if I'm missing something let me know. For instance if the "port" value on the apache class is to be used or something like that.

@alvagante
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Have to verify this, the whole ports management on the module needs some refactoring.

@lee-emerge
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Is this still an issue? I'm seeing the same thing.

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