roles/nginx: Use explicity booleans for tests instead of "yes" and "no"
Better to be explict with booleans rather than being confused when you mix up yes and "yes" with Ansible/Python testing of conditionals.
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{# helper variables and per-site defaults that we can't set in role defaults #}
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{% set domain_name = item.domain_name %}
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{# assume HSTS is off unless a vhost explicitly sets it to "yes" #}
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{% set enable_hsts = item.enable_hsts | default("no") %}
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{# assume HSTS is off unless a vhost explicitly sets it to True #}
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{% set enable_hsts = item.enable_hsts | default(False) %}
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{# first, check if the current vhost has a custom cert (perhaps self-signed) #}
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{% if item.tls_certificate_path is defined and item.tls_key_path is defined %}
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# of such infrastructure, consider turning off session tickets:
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ssl_session_tickets off;
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{% if enable_hsts == "yes" %}
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{% if enable_hsts == True %}
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# Enable this if you want HSTS (recommended, but be careful)
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# Include all subdomains and indicate to Google that we want this pre-loaded in Chrome's HSTS store
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# See: https://hstspreload.appspot.com/
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