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refs #10283 - mark parameters advanced #101

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34 changes: 18 additions & 16 deletions manifests/init.pp
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# === Parameters:
#
# $log_dir:: When the log files should go
#
# $node_fqdn:: The fqdn of the host the generated certificates
# should be for
#
# $server_ca_cert:: Path to the CA that issued the ssl certificates for https
# if not specified, the default CA will be used
#
# $server_cert:: Path to the ssl certificate for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# $server_key:: Path to the ssl key for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# $server_cert_req:: Path to the ssl certificate request for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# === Advanced parameters:
#
# $log_dir:: Where the log files should go
#
# $generate:: Should the generation of the certs be part of the
# configuration
# type: boolean
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# $ca_expiration:: Ca expiration attribute for managed certificates
# type: string
#
# $server_ca_cert:: Path to the CA that issued the ssl certificates for https
# if not specified, the default CA will be used
#
# $server_cert:: Path to the ssl certificate for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# $server_key:: Path to the ssl key for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# $server_cert_req:: Path to the ssl certificate request for https
# if not specified, the default CA will generate one
#
# $pki_dir:: The PKI directory under which to place certs
#
# $ssl_build_dir:: The directory where SSL keys, certs and RPMs will be generated
#
# $user:: The system user name who should own the certs;
# $user:: The system user name who should own the certs
#
# $group:: The group who should own the certs;
# $group:: The group who should own the certs
#
# $default_ca_name:: The name of the default CA
#
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