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Gabriel Filion authored
Currently the nagios::apache class manages some files for debian. This means that when using the main class for setting up nagios with apache (which is the default!) lacks those files and the setup doesn't work. Split out management of those files into another class to avoid making the code in the main class too encumbered and make the main class include that (instead of nagios::apache). nagios::apache will include the main class anyway. Adjust README file so that all cases of http management are done through the "nagios" class.
2ee46c9aGabriel Filion authoredCurrently the nagios::apache class manages some files for debian. This means that when using the main class for setting up nagios with apache (which is the default!) lacks those files and the setup doesn't work. Split out management of those files into another class to avoid making the code in the main class too encumbered and make the main class include that (instead of nagios::apache). nagios::apache will include the main class anyway. Adjust README file so that all cases of http management are done through the "nagios" class.
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