refactor(roles/nextcloud): parameterize OS-specific names for multi-OS support#254
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…S support Move the hardcoded RHEL-specific web server user/group (apache), the PHP-FPM service name (php-fpm) and the base package list out of the role logic into vars/RedHat.yml, loaded via shared/platform-variables.yml. Expose nextcloud__webserver_user, nextcloud__webserver_group and nextcloud__php_fpm_service_name as overridable variables and use them throughout the tasks, the deployed systemd services and the notify_push unit, as well as the nextcloud-update script. Guard the SELinux restorecon tasks with the selinux status fact and switch the update script's SELinux blocks to ansible_facts["os_family"]. Only vars/RedHat.yml ships, so the role still runs on RHEL only; adding a tested vars/Debian.yml is all that is needed to extend support.
…name Add meta/argument_specs.yml declaring all user-facing variables so Ansible validates required variables (nextcloud__fqdn, nextcloud__users) and types at role entry, including the new nextcloud__webserver_user, nextcloud__webserver_group and nextcloud__php_fpm_service_name. Rename the internal __nextcloud__packages to __nextcloud__required_packages for consistency with the example role's __example__required_packages.
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Move the hardcoded RHEL-specific web server user/group (apache), the PHP-FPM service name (php-fpm) and the base package list out of the role logic into vars/RedHat.yml, loaded via shared/platform-variables.yml.
Expose nextcloud__webserver_user, nextcloud__webserver_group and nextcloud__php_fpm_service_name as overridable variables and use them throughout the tasks, the deployed systemd services and the notify_push unit, as well as the nextcloud-update script.
Guard the SELinux restorecon tasks with the selinux status fact and switch the update script's SELinux blocks to ansible_facts["os_family"].
Only vars/RedHat.yml ships, so the role still runs on RHEL only; adding a tested vars/Debian.yml is all that is needed to extend support.