galaxy-caddy.reverse/README.md

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galaxy-caddy.reverse
====================
Push a reverse caddy config file
Requirements
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Caddy webserver up and running
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Role Variables
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- caddy_home: caddy home directory
- caddy_logs: caddy log directory
- caddy_conf: caddy config directory
- caddy_confd: caddy conf.d directory
- caddy_www: /var/www/caddy
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- reverse_location: reverse destination point
- reverse_port: port to redirect to
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- rootws: yes/no activate websocket in the / path
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- websocket_path: path to websocket (optional)
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- websocket_location: reverse destination point for websocket config
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- websocket_port: websocket port to redirect to
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- websocket: yes/no, enable websocket block in config file
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- proxy_rule: yes/no, enable specific proxy rule setup
- proxy_location: reverse destination point
- proxy_path: path to route proxy to
- proxy_port: proxy port to redirect to
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- vhost_name: name of the vhost
Dependencies
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- galaxy-caddy
Example Playbook
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Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:
- hosts: servers
roles:
- { role: galaxy-caddy.reverse, vhostname: none, reverse_location: localhost, reverse_port: 4242 }
Run tests
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Needs galaxy-vagrant to run tests
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Ensure galaxy-vagrant is up
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ansible-playbook -i tests/inventory tests/test.yml