Source code for fabtools.require.apache

"""
Apache
======

This module provides high-level tools for installing and configuring
the `Apache HTTP Server <http://httpd.apache.org/>`_.

"""
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import (
    abort,
    hide,
    settings,
)
from fabric.colors import red

from fabtools.apache import (
    disable_module,
    enable_module,
    disable_site,
    enable_site,
    _get_config_name,
)
from fabtools.require.deb import package
from fabtools.require.files import template_file
from fabtools.require.service import started as require_started
from fabtools.service import reload as reload_service
from fabtools.utils import run_as_root


[docs]def server(): """ Require the Apache HTTP server to be installed and running. :: from fabtools import require require.apache.server() """ package('apache2') require_started('apache2')
[docs]def module_enabled(module): """ Require an Apache module to be enabled. This will cause Apache to reload its configuration. :: from fabtools import require require.apache.module_enabled('rewrite') """ enable_module(module) reload_service('apache2')
[docs]def module_disabled(module): """ Require an Apache module to be disabled. This will cause Apache to reload its configuration. :: from fabtools import require require.apache.module_disabled('rewrite') """ disable_module(module) reload_service('apache2')
[docs]def site_enabled(config): """ Require an Apache site to be enabled. This will cause Apache to reload its configuration. :: from fabtools import require require.apache.site_enabled('mysite') """ enable_site(config) reload_service('apache2')
[docs]def site_disabled(config): """ Require an Apache site to be disabled. This will cause Apache to reload its configuration. :: from fabtools import require require.apache.site_disabled('default') """ disable_site(config) reload_service('apache2')
[docs]def site(config_name, template_contents=None, template_source=None, enabled=True, check_config=True, **kwargs): """ Require an Apache site. You must provide a template for the site configuration, either as a string (*template_contents*) or as the path to a local template file (*template_source*). :: from fabtools import require CONFIG_TPL = ''' <VirtualHost *:%(port)s> ServerName %(hostname})s DocumentRoot %(document_root)s <Directory %(document_root)s> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride All Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> </VirtualHost> ''' require.apache.site( 'example.com', template_contents=CONFIG_TPL, port=80, hostname='www.example.com', document_root='/var/www/mysite', ) .. seealso:: :py:func:`fabtools.require.files.template_file` """ server() config_filename = '/etc/apache2/sites-available/%s' % _get_config_name(config_name) context = { 'port': 80, } context.update(kwargs) context['config_name'] = config_name template_file(config_filename, template_contents, template_source, context, use_sudo=True) if enabled: enable_site(config_name) else: disable_site(config_name) if check_config: with settings(hide('running', 'warnings'), warn_only=True): if run_as_root('apache2ctl configtest').failed: disable_site(config_name) message = red("Error in %(config_name)s apache site config (disabling for safety)" % locals()) abort(message) reload_service('apache2') # backward compatibility (deprecated)
enabled = site_enabled disabled = site_disabled __all__ = [ 'server', 'module_enabled', 'module_disabled', 'site_enabled', 'site_disabled', 'site', ]