> I've been trying to get some modules written for CentOS/RedHat working
> on my Ubuntu systems, and wondering the best way to do this myself. A
> good example is the differences between Apache on the two kinds of
> system:
>
> Apache runs as 'www' on the RH systems, and 'www-data' on the
> Debian-ish systems.
> The default docroot is different as well - '/var/www/html' on RH and
> '/var/www' on Debian/Ubuntu.
>
> The best solution I can think of at the module level is custom facts -
> ideally derived from a source of truth like the apache packages
> themselves.
I have done that by pretty and/or ugly statements like the following
$vhosts_dir = $operatingsystem ? {
centos => "$apache::centos::config_dir/vhosts.d",
gentoo => "$apache::gentoo::config_dir/vhosts.d",
debian => "$apache::debian::config_dir/vhosts.d",
ubuntu => "$apache::ubuntu::config_dir/vhosts.d",
openbsd => "$apache::openbsd::config_dir/vhosts.d",
default => '/etc/apache2/vhosts.d',
}
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so far it works quite well.
cheers pete
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http://git.puppet.immerda.ch/?p=module-apache.git;a=blob;f=manifests/vhost/file.pp;h=caa649d12dba0d37108eb2878ed824077d93cacf;hb=00c03fcdaad9322c7610437953ee0fb4c009d4b5#l20
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