angie-ctl

A simple script for managing Angie HTTP configurations and modules, similar to a2enconf/a2enmod for Apache. It allows you to enable, disable, and list available/enabled configs and modules via symlinks.

Features

• Enable/disable HTTP configs and modules by name
• List available and enabled configs/modules
• Automatically validate Angie configuration after changes

Usage

./angie-ctl.sh {httpconf|mod} {en|dis|ls|ls-available|ls-enabled} [name ...]

Examples

Enable a config:

./angie-ctl.sh httpconf en drupal
./angie-ctl.sh httpconf en drupal.conf

Disable a config:

./angie-ctl.sh httpconf dis drupal

Enable a module:

./angie-ctl.sh mod en geoip

Disable a module:

./angie-ctl.sh mod dis geoip

List enabled configs/modules:

./angie-ctl.sh httpconf ls
./angie-ctl.sh mod ls

List all available configs/modules:

./angie-ctl.sh httpconf ls-available
./angie-ctl.sh mod ls-available

List all enabled configs/modules:

./angie-ctl.sh httpconf ls-enabled
./angie-ctl.sh mod ls-enabled

Directories

• Available configs: /etc/angie/http-conf-available.d
• Enabled configs: /etc/angie/http-conf.d
• Available modules: /etc/angie/modules-available.d
• Enabled modules: /etc/angie/modules.d

Requirements

• Installed Angie, available via $ANGIE_BIN (default: angie)
• Sufficient permissions to create/remove symlinks in Angie config directories

Notes

• After enabling/disabling, the script runs angie -t to validate the configuration
• Names can be specified with or without the .conf extension