Ensure module packages are installed before evaluating conf.d dir #1378
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The problem I'm running into on EL7 is that when the ssl module is enabled, the mod_ssl package gets installed and drops `/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf`. We want to remove that file, but the purge for `/etc/httpd/conf.d` is being evaluated before the mod_ssl package is being installed. On the second client run the `ssl.conf` file will be removed. This change ensures that the `mod_ssl` package gets installed prior to the purge on `/etc/httpd/conf.d` being evaluated so that the ssl.conf file gets removed on the first client run.
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Ensure module packages are installed before evaluating conf.d dir
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The problem I'm running into on EL7 is that when the ssl module is enabled, the mod_ssl package gets installed and drops
/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf. We want to remove that file, but the purge for/etc/httpd/conf.dis being evaluated before the mod_ssl package is being installed. Because both ports.conf and ssl.conf have Listen statements for port 443, apache won't start. On the second client run thessl.conffile will be removed and apache starts fine.This change ensures that the
mod_sslpackage gets installed prior to the purge on/etc/httpd/conf.dbeing evaluated so that the ssl.conf file gets removed on the first client run.