Move Listen definition to VHosts
In order to avoid conflicts with other applications running Apache, like keystone, we avoid using ports.conf for Listen and using VHost files for this purpose. We place same dummy template as keystone does for upgrade purposes. Change-Id: I8a5ef5234b8aee1e7b3517e9543d2af0a84e90ce
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# {{ ansible_managed }}
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{% for horizon_listen_port in horizon_listen_ports.values() %}
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Listen {{ horizon_bind_address }}:{{ horizon_listen_port }}
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{% endfor %}
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# We place a blank file here
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# Listen commands happen inside the individual VHost files
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# This allows for multiple services VHosts to exist without
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# overwriting Listen lines.
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# {{ ansible_managed }}
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{% for horizon_listen_port in horizon_listen_ports.values() %}
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Listen {{ horizon_bind_address }}:{{ horizon_listen_port }}
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{% endfor %}
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# If horizon is being served via SSL from this web server,
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# then we must redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS.
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{% if (horizon_enable_ssl | bool) and not (horizon_external_ssl | bool) %}
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