A SaltStack formula to install Lucee (http://lucee.org).
Note
See the full Salt Formulas installation and usage instructions.
Installs Lucee in unattended mode on Linux (see http://docs.lucee.org/guides/Various/installation-installer-documentation/installation-linux/installing-in-unattended-mode.html for documentation).
The version of Lucee you wish to install (see: http://download.lucee.org/). Ex: 5.2.5.020
The version of the installer to use. This is typically 'pl0', but occasionally may be updated (pl1, pl2, etc.)
The processor archtecture you are running, either x86 (32 bit) or x64 (64 bit)
The password to use for logging into the Lucee admin after install. This password must be 6 or more characters.
The user on the server that Lucee should run under. If this user account doesn't exist, a user and group account will be made using this name. Ex: lucee
The directory where Lucee should be installed: Ex: /opt/lucee
The port that Tomcat should run on. Ex: 8888
The port that Tomcat should listen to for shutdown requests. Ex: 8005
The port that Tomcat listens to AJP requests on. Ex: 8009
Enter true to start Lucee when the server boots, otherwise enter false.
Enter true to install mod_cfml and connect Lucee to the Apache web server, otherwise enter false.
The location of your apachectl script. Ex: /usr/sbin/apachectl
The location of your apache modules. Leave blank for default location based on OS and architecture.
The location of your apache config files. Leave blank for default location based on OS and architecture.
The location of your apache log files. Leave blank for default location based on OS and architecture.
If you find any bugs or have a feature you'd like to see implemented in this code, please use the issues area here on GitHub to log them.
This project is actively being maintained and monitored by Denard Springle. If you would like to contribute to this formula please feel free to fork, modify and send a pull request!
The use and distribution terms for this formula are covered by the Apache Software License 2.0 (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).