Our SOE document states that all repositories should be *disabled* by
default and enabled on installing a package. So when we write modules our
package resource more or less looks like this:
package { $package_name:
ensure => "${package_version}-${release_version}",
install_options => [ {'--disablerepo' => "*"}, { '--enablerepo' =>
"$releases_repo" } ],
notify => Class['::apache::service'],
}
In our base profile (which is included in every role) a module ensures that
all repos are disabled. However this has proven to be a problem when using
forge modules where it seems to expect the repositories will be enabled by
default.
One untested suggestion was to use the package resource default statement
and set the install option to enable the repositories. Example shown below:
class profiles::phpwebserver {
Package{
install_options => [ {'--disablerepo' => "*"}, { '--enablerepo' => "*" }
],
}
$apache_template_file = hiera('apache::template_file')
class { '::apache':
default_vhost => false,
conf_template => "apache/${apache_template_file}",
service_name => 'httpd',
package_ensure => hiera('apache::version'),
service_enable => true,
service_ensure => 'running',
}
class {'::apache::mod::php':
package_name => 'php',
package_ensure => hiera('apache::mod::php::version'),
path => "${::apache::params::lib_path}/libphp54-php5.so",
}
contain ::apache
contain ::apache::mod::php
}
I'm not even sure if it will work considering it is outside the scope of
the httpd class. I can't be the only one who has run into this issue so I'm
hoping someone can provide a sane solution.
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