Dominik authored Dec 30, 2015 and Dominik committed Dec 30, 2015

After this, it is possible to use both:
 - sub.domain.tld
 - *.domain.tld
together with different folders by rewrite (with rewrite_type = L for sub.domain.tld)
Before it was not clearified which rule matches first, it always dependet on the creation-time of the subdomain

Conflicts:
	server/plugins-available/apache2_plugin.inc.php

- made placeholders visible for apache, too
- added event raise at formdef loading (on_before_formdef and on_after_formdef)
- added possibility to put plugin files into module/lib/plugin.d/ directory

- fixed letsencrypt domain list

- added cron for letsencrypt renewal

https://ssltools.websecurity.symantec.com/checker/views/csrCheck.jsp
You have 1 error
Your CSR contains a challenge phrase.
Adding a challenge phrase to a CSR is not a secure practice. Please generate a new CSR that does not contain a challenge phrase.

The problem occure while buying a cert from https://www.ssls.com/
The support reply with:
"Please regenerate it without the passphrase and try to activate the certificate once again."

- backported patches

- Directive snippets can now be made available to clients; clients can select an available directive snippet for a website - the appropriate snippet will then be written to the vhost configuration file. This is useful for example on nginx where clients have no access to the Options tab of a website.

Fixed a Bug in Centos 7 were php-fpm uses sockets while mod_proxy_fcgi in centos 7 does not support that yet.

- Fixed: FS#3710 - Bug with PHP-FPM configuration since 3.0.5.4 Patch 4
- Fixed wrong function calls in system lib.

-Added a new option "Network Filesystem" under System > Server config > Web to toggle on / off the _netdev option for the bind mounts in /etc/fstab

Note: The mod_proxy_fcgi that ships with CentOS and Ubuntu does not support sockets yet, so all php-fpm connections are done by IP.