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Has anyone tried this on a site with multiple virtual hosts? That's where I ran into my largest issues with applying the certificates.
by mattferderer 10y ago
Has anyone tried this on a site with multiple virtual hosts? That's where I ran into my largest issues with applying the certificates.
- avail 10y agoI had to apply them per-vhost when using Apache. I switched to caddy recently, which does it automatically for every vhost.
- jamies888888 10y agoWhat's caddy? I had the same problem and just ended up separating all my SSL vhosts into their own files.
- CiPHPerCoder 10y agohttps://caddyserver.com https://caddyserver.com
- 33degrees 10y agoYou're using caddy in production? Any comments on that?
- avail 10y agoIt's the fastest and most stable web server I've ever used. It does crash whenever something is misconfigured, but that is usually my fault. It works wonders and never crashes unless I cause it to.
- StavrosK 10y agoI was thinking of adding it to my home box, but I'm afraid of any vulnerabilities, since it's not very mature yet.
- cporios 10y agoI just tried it, seems to work fine.
- forgueam 10y agoI've read somewhere that it won't work if there are multiple VirtualHost blocks in the same file. Allegedly if you separate each vhost config into it's own file, it will start working. YMMV.