snmp_trap_addr
  disable_authorization
  do_not_log_traps

* Removed rw_community class parameter. Not being used by trap

outputted to the template, essentially allowing any value to be written
to file. Prefix each value in trap_handler with
'traphandle' for a more expected/sane result.

Collapse snmp::server and snmp::trap classes into snmp class.  Split
client configuration out into snmp::client class.

Change all file resource source parameters to content parameters.
Allow the snmptrap service to be started on osfamily Debian.

Had to rename $client_config to $snmp_config as it clashed with the
existing use of $client_config = '/etc/snmp/snmp.conf'.  Rspec tests for
the win!

Make sure that Service['snmptrapd'] gets parameters $ensure and $enable
from the correct variables.
Set $trap_service_enable default value to false.
Fix Debian sysconfig file to be /etc/default/snmpd.
Refactor osfamily RedHat default parameters.  Add support for Fedora
$snmpd_options and $snmptrapd_options.
Fix rspec tests for the above changes.

Add TODO section to README.md.  Remove mention of Debian Squeeze bug as
it appears to have been fixed.

Refactor templates/snmpd.conf.erb layout.

For security reasons, the SNMP daemons are configured to listen on the
loopback interface (127.0.0.1).  Use `agentaddress` and `snmptrapdaddr`
to change this configuration.

Remove extraneous config options that do not provide a simple, secure
configuration.

…nto wyrie-trapd_extended

Conflicts:
	manifests/trapd.pp
	spec/classes/snmp_trapd_spec.rb
	templates/snmptrapd.conf.erb

Rename $forwards parameter to $trap_forwards.
Add validation of new parameters.
Update rspec tests.

Some parameters required the entire line to be provided (accesses/views)
and others skipped the first keyword (dlmod/trap_handlers).  Now make
them all skip the first keyword.  Otherwise the parameters were exactly
like the safety valve.
Update puppetdoc to make defaults clearer.