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@skrivy skrivy commented Apr 6, 2017

Added ability to specify cert_path and key_path.

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@rlenglet could you review please? i would like to use this with centos and this is one possible solution.

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This is unnecessary, right?

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The dependencies key is indeed required.. see https://puppet.com/docs/puppet/7.1/modules_metadata.html

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I would say so, otherwise I wouldn't put it there.

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Also, please note this is 3 years old merge request, which I am not able to support anymore as I don't remember this kind of details.

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@rlenglet Checked back a year later to check on this PR which is still open, which it is :) I created a similar change last year for my own use, let me know if you'd prefer this solution and I'll create a PR -

https://github.com/nambrosch/puppet-openssl/blob/master/manifests/self_signed_certificate.pp#L97-L102

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@nambrosch The name of the parameters doesn't matter much. But please address my comment from 15 months ago. 😀

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@nambrosch The name of the parameters doesn't matter much. But please address my comment from 15 months ago. 😀

The PR from 2017 belongs to @skrivy so was hoping they would take responsibility.

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