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Processing error with apache.manage_security state #153
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It seems like changing L#26 to read as |
Think it might be related to this issue in salt: saltstack/salt#33686 |
@stokbaek that does sound like the issue... I'll push that Salt ticket through support and see if we can't get some more attention put on it. |
Including optional per-OS templates (Solves saltstack-formulas#153)
Including optional per-OS templates (Solves saltstack-formulas#153)
Including optional per-OS templates (Solves saltstack-formulas#153)
There seems to be an issue with the apache.manage_security.sls with the file.blockreplace & file.accumulated and I've not been able to determine if it's in the file state functions or the formula itself...
If I provide the following pillar excerpt to the minion:
What I'd expect from reading the manage_security.sls state file would be something like:
However, what I'm actually getting is:
Which when you run
apachectl configtest
or the formula attempts to restart Apache fails.Simply going and adding the carriage return and moving the "# END managed zone --" marker end string to a new line fixes the problem. Not sure if this is expected behavior with the blockreplace/accumulated file functions or if something is wrong in the formula but it makes using apache.managed_security useless.
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