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The hard-sell when I first looked at caddy scared me away. "Non-commercial use only" isn't the kind of server I want to have as a default. Update: Looks like y
by Xeoncross 9y ago
The hard-sell when I first looked at caddy scared me away. "Non-commercial use only" isn't the kind of server I want to have as a default.
Update: Looks like you can skip the marketing site and use the https://github.com/mholt/caddy#install https://github.com/mholt/caddy#install version for commercial projects (Apache 2.0).
- mholt 9y ago> "Non-commercial use only" isn't the kind of server I want to have as a default. You mean, for free. (I'm not sure why businesses would expect that their critical software be free?) We sell commercial licenses of the binaries that of course allow commercial use. Or you can, as you said, build from source if you prefer to do that. The source code is Apache-licensed.