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Puppet module to manage PHP

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The `phpenmod` script use this comment... When php modules are upgraded via the package manager, it run this script and reenable script which look like not present for the system......

I am getting the following error when trying to use this module to install `php5-cli`: ``` /Stage[main]/Php::Ini[/etc/php5/cli/php.ini]/File[/etc/php5/cli/php.ini]/ensure) change from absent to file failed: Could not set 'file on ensure: cannot...

Ubuntu trusty (14.04 LTS) has a different conf.d directory, in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d. Created conditional in params class.

When installing the memcache php module on RHEL, use the package 'php-pecl-memcache' in a similar way to the existing apc php module. **NOTE** if more of these exceptions to package...

in centos-6.5-i386 When I try to set specific version of php-fpm for and older one, fail because php-common is already installed in a newer version. even in a fresh installation...

In order to install other version of php than OS provided, we need to customize the php package name, e.g. php54, php56 To install customized version of php, install third...

On debian, the ini files are named as '20-apc.ini' (they have a priority number). When using your module, files are always created as 'apc.ini' and there is no way to...

Minor fix in ini.pp and cli.pp. Changed so package is installed before ini. The package creates the ini files subdirectory on Debian. Added travic-ci basic unit testing. Thanks for providing...

When adding, for instance, the XDebug module, one currently has to write: ``` puppet php::module::ini { 'pecl-xdebug': zend => '/usr/lib64/php/modules', } ``` With this PR it becomes easier to include...

Debian now seems to use a similar technique for configuration files as it already does for modules and sites: `a2enconf` allows to enable(speak: symlink) config files residing in `/etc/apache2/conf-available/`. So...