My question is, can I put a module named "httpd" in my common module directory, and then in specific environments have subclasses like "httpd::vhost1", "httpd::vhost2", etc? How will the module fileserving work?
The autoloader will not support having one module spread over two modulepaths like you want - it will stop at the first module, so if it finds httpd in /modulepath/1 it's never going to find httpd::vhost1 in /modulepath/2
Even if that did work it would be unwise and confusing. A better idea maybe to have a httpd class in your common module and then your vhosts in a separate class namespace (sites::vhost1)... that should work.
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