Site management
===============

You can see many examples in: [tests/test.yml](../tests/test.yml).

`nginx_sites`: List of dict. A site has few keys. See bellow.

Common
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- `name`: (M) Domain or list of domain used.
- `template`: (D) template used to create site. Optional if you set `state`=`absent` or using `redirect_to`.
- `filename`: (O) Specify filename in /etc/nginx/sites-*. Do NOT specify default (reserved keyword). It will be used for log filenames and directories creation.
- `state`: (O) Site status. Can be "present" (default), "absent" and "disabled".
- `redirect_from`: (O) Domain list to redirect to the first `name`. You can use this key to redirect non-www to www
- `redirect_to`: (O) Redirect all requests to this domain. Please set scheme (http:// or https:// or $sheme).
- `headers`: (O) Set additionals header as key/value list. You can append "always" to the value. Show [nginx doc](http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_headers_module.html).
- `redirect_to_code`: Redirect code (default: 302)
- `redirect_https`: (O) Boolean. Redirect HTTP to HTTPS. If "true", you _MUST_ set `proto` to ```['https']```.
- `location`: (O) Add new custom locations (it does not overwrite!)
- `location_order`: (O) Due to non preditive `location` order, you can provide the good order (see test-location.local in [tests/test.yml](../tests/test.yml)).
- `location_before`: (O) Add new custom locations before generated location by template
- `location_order_before`: (O) Manages location order for `location_before`
- `more`: (O) Add more custom infos.
- `upstream_params`: (O) Add upstream params (useful when you want to pass variables to PHP)
- `override_try_files`: (O) overrides default try\_files defined in template
- `manage_local_content`: (O) Boolean. Set to false if you do not want to manage local content (images, css...). This option is useless if you use `_proxy` template or `redirect_to` feature.
- `htpasswd`: (O) References name key in `nginx_htpasswd`. Enable auth basic on all site. Set "false" to disable.
- `proto`: (O) list of protocol used. Default is a list with "http". If you need http and https, you must set a list with "http" and "https". You can only set "https" without http support.
- `ssl_name`: (D) name of the key used when using TLS/SSL. Optional when `proto` contains "https". If you don't set this value, it will search by `name`.
- `ssl_template` (O) "strong" (default) or "legacy". You can disable SSL helpers and add your own directives by setting "false".
- `php_version` (O) Sepecify PHP version (5 or 7)
- `http_proxy_protocol_port` (O) Enable proxy protocol on http port.
- `https_proxy_protocol_port` (O) Enable proxy protocol on https port.

(O): Optional
(M): Mandatory
(D): Depends other keys...

Templates
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- `_base`: static template
- `_backuppc`: access to [BackupPC](http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/) (be careful: you need to install [fcgiwrap](https://packages.debian.org/stretch/fcgiwrap))
- `_dokuwiki`
- `_redirect`: should not be called explicitly
- `_phalcon`: Phalcon PHP Framework
- `_php`: PHP base template. Can work with many frameworks/tools
- `_php_index`: Same as above. But you can only run index.php
- `_proxy`
- `_wordpress`

Templates works as parent-child.

About proxy template
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Proxy template allow you to use Nginx as reverse proxy. Usefull when you have an application service such as Redmine, Jenkins...

You have many key added to site key:

- `upstream_name`: (O) upstream name used to pass proxy
- `proxy_params`: (M) list of raw params passed to the site

(O) : Optional

Default sites
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You can manage default site by setting domain name to these variables.

- `nginx_default_site`
- `nginx_default_site_ssl`