Permit specification of host in stunnel templates
While we can in principle do this already, there is a bug (1344284) in heat which breaks our ability to calculate an appropriate unified line from within heat. Instead, we can pass separate metadata to os-apply-config and avoid this bug (which has no straight forward fix). Change-Id: I820862982afee07d85f1f0ad02b08cd5b0f35e49 Related-Bug: #1344284
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@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ stunnel:
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- name: 'cinder'
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accept: 13776
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connect: 8776
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connect_host: localhost
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The certificate and key data will be written to /etc/ssl/from-heat.{crt,key}.
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@ -37,3 +38,5 @@ from this implementation.
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Note that the public API endpoints in keystone need to be registered with https
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urls, which is outside the scope of the local machine configuration process.
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See the stunnel man page for documentation on crt and key formats etc.
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@ -6,5 +6,5 @@ options = NO_SSLv2
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{{#stunnel.ports}}
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[{{name}}]
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accept = {{accept}}
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connect = {{connect}}
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connect = {{#connect_host}}{{.}}:{{/connect_host}}{{connect}}
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{{/stunnel.ports}}
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