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adjust params and mpm to recent FreeBSD packages #1030

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@mmoll mmoll commented Feb 18, 2015

With this change I can use theforeman/puppet to setup a Puppet master under Passenger on FreeBSD.

@@ -13,10 +13,7 @@
$_path = "${lib_path}/${_lib}"
$_id = "mpm_${mpm}_module"

if versioncmp($apache_version, '2.4') >= 0 and
(($::osfamily != 'FreeBSD') or
($::osfamily == 'FreeBSD' and $mpm == 'itk')) {
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bit confused what this was supposed to check anyway…

underscorgan pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 18, 2015
adjust params and mpm to recent FreeBSD packages
@underscorgan underscorgan merged commit 095ed1c into puppetlabs:master Feb 18, 2015
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Thanks @mmoll !

@mmoll mmoll deleted the recent_freebsd branch February 18, 2015 18:10
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@sethlyons I am adding a note in the 1.4.0 CHANGELOG pointing to the conversation here if users are on < 2.4.12 with FreeBSD.

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@mhaskel thanks! sorry i haven't yet had a chance to update the readme. do you still want me to do that?

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@sethlyons up to you. Will merge README updates if you want them :)

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