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Import vhost configs #108
Import vhost configs #108
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lgtm
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also, update docs
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Nice job, this lgtm!
This was added in ocf/etc#108 and should be present on every host, unlike the NFS-backed files previously. This should remove the need for the web fallback path.
Since ocf/etc#108 these configs are in the ocf/etc and we're switching that to be the source of truth. I also updated some of the language here around how quickly updates for new vhosts/apphosts/mailhosts go through the pipeline.
check: Update vhost config paths (after ocf/etc#108)
Since ocf/etc#108 these configs are in the ocf/etc and we're switching that to be the source of truth. I also updated some of the language here around how quickly updates for new vhosts/apphosts/mailhosts go through the pipeline.
This imports the vhost configs from
~staff/vhost
into this repo and adds some tests for the config files to make sure they are still formatted and loading correctly when any updates are made. Unfortunately I couldn't make a schema for it since it's a custom config file format currently, but maybe in the future we can make the file a standard YAML file or something, idk.Next steps:
/etc/ocf
) instead of the current location (NFS or~staff
userdir via the web)