fix standard.tmpl

Add uninstall state

drop %O from default LogFormat

[+] debian apache2 needs to have conf enabled when making this change

Add Reverse Proxy directives, GeoIP, Certificates management

with salt-ssh-2016.11.3 it errored out with
TemplateNotFound: apache/map.jinja

and we were already passing in the 'apache' data as 'map'
from standard.sls

because it requires mod_logio to be enabled

sysconfig.d/global.conf is re-written by sysconfig on openSUSE

ensure php5 module is enabled on openSUSE / SLE

FreeBSD support

add modsecurity rules state

Added Timeout and LimitRequestsFields to vhosts

Add user-defined envvars

According to the pillar.example file there is no site.ProxyPassTarget,
so ProxyPassReverseTarget should default to proxyargs.ProxyPassTarget
(ie. site.ProxyRoute.ProxyPassTarget)

If MaxRequestWorkers is greater than 256 than you also need to set the
ServerLimit value which is defaulted to 256 but has a 20000 hard maximum

* Adding exclude_listen_directive option

* Updating Debian config

Do not force usage of apache.config in apache.vhosts.standard

* RedHat: Made AddDefaultCharset Directive configurable

* Added description of apache:lookup:default_charset to pillar.example, sane default equals former hardcoded UTF-8

In 4d04d95b02 (#113)
apache/vhosts/standard.sls has been modified by @genuss to include
apache.config on the basis that apache.config was now able to retrieve the
interfaces/ports from pillar data in apache:sites.

I use apache:sites to register virtual hosts with non-standard
"template_file" (they contain the desired configuration directly)
and the "interface/port" keys are thus not meaningful.

apache:
  sites:
    example.com:
      template_file: salt://vm/example/apache-vhost.conf
      DocumentRoot: False

The generated ports.conf ends up containing only "*:80" while
my virtual host configuration files need ports 80 and 443. The
situation was perfectly fine up to now because the default configuration
file handles both of those ports if you have mod_ssl installed.

People who want to use apache.config should just explicitly include
that state, we should not force its usage to all apache.vhosts.standard
users.