website¶
Overview¶
This is an Ansible role for configuring websites on Debian with either Apache or Nginx. It also optionally configures awstats for Apache. Use it like this:
- role: aptiko.general.webserver
webserver_type: nginx
- role: aptiko.general.website
webserver_type: nginx
website_domain: example.org
website_ssl: letsencrypt
website_force_ssl: true
Other roles can drop snippets in /etc/apache2/snippets/SERVER_NAME/
or /etc/nginx/snippets/SERVER_NAME/ and notify the matching
handler.
Parameters¶
- webserver_type
Required. Must be either
apacheornginx. This is actually a parameter of the webserver role.- website_domain
Canonical site name.
- website_domain_aliases
Aliases redirected to the canonical site.
- website_domain_aliases_without_redirect
Aliases served as-is instead of being redirected.
- website_document_root
Document root. The default is
/var/www/{{ website_domain }}.- website_extras
Extra configuration added to the generated site configuration.
- website_nonssl_extras
Extra configuration used only for non-SSL HTTP.
- website_ssl_extras
Extra configuration used only for SSL.
- website_ssl
Can be
off,letsencrypt,self-signedorcustom. The default isself-signed.If
off, SSL is disabled.If
letsencrypt, certbot is used and the site uses the resulting certificate.If
self-signed, Debian’s snakeoil certificate is used.If
custom,website_cert,website_private_keyandwebsite_chain_certificatesare used.- website_letsencrypt_domain
The domain used when requesting a Let’s Encrypt certificate. The default is
website_domain.- website_letsencrypt_admin
Email address registered with certbot.
- website_force_ssl
If
true, HTTP redirects to HTTPS. The default istrue(provided ssl is used).- website_cert
SSL certificate content for custom certificates.
- website_private_key
SSL private key for custom certificates.
- website_chain_certificates
List of chain certificates for custom certificates.
- website_use_awstats
Enables awstats configuration for the website. The default is
false. Currently implemented only for Apache.- website_awstats_auth_type
Authentication type for awstats. The default is
Basic. Currently implemented only for Apache.- website_awstats_users
Users allowed to visit awstats. Currently implemented only for Apache.
- website_awstats_extra_config
Extra directives for the website awstats location block. Currently implemented only for Apache.