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Hi @mholt, thanks a lot for Caddy. It is really awesome and we are considering using it for www.mailerlite.com landing pages. The problem that we have right now

Hi @mholt, thanks a lot for Caddy. It is really awesome and we are considering using it for www.mailerlite.com landing pages. The problem that we have right now is that there is no Cloudflare plugin built-in for V2 so it is a show stopper for us. Congrats on the release!

mholt 6y ago
Cloudflare plugin, that does what exactly? You mean like this one? https://github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare https://github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare (I'm using it today, works great. Assuming that's what you meant.)
- jlelse 6y ago
  How to use this plugin with a Caddyfile?
  - mholt 6y ago
    tls { dns cloudflare <api_token> } Replace <api_token> with your API token, or you can store it in an env variable and use {env.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN} for example.
    - jlelse 6y ago
      Thanks!
    - nklmilojevic 6y ago
      That's what I already tried and got: Error during parsing: getting DNS provider module named 'cloudflare': module not registered: tls.dns.cloudflare Using latest docker image.
      - mholt 6y ago
        "Latest", as in "1 hour ago" latest, or "15 minutes ago" latest? Because the 2.0 image (not RCs) is needed and I think it only got published a few minutes ago. Edit: You also need to plug it in. xcaddy build --with github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare
        nklmilojevic 6y ago
        I have just tried again, used caddy:latest and got the same error. Didn't mean to take much of your time, I can open up a GitHub issue if it's the better way to resolve this. EDIT: I have just seen your edit. Will try and report back. Thanks for your time!
        francislavoie 6y ago
        Make sure to run "docker pull caddy"! Also, see the docs on docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/_/caddy/ https://hub.docker.com/_/caddy/ You'll need to build Caddy with the builder image to add the DNS plugin, see the section titled "Adding custom Caddy modules".
        nklmilojevic 6y ago
        Yes, it works like this, thanks @mholt and @francislavoie for the help. I thought it was baked into caddy already. :-)

mholt 6y ago

Cloudflare plugin, that does what exactly? You mean like this one? https://github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare https://github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare (I'm using it today, works great. Assuming that's what you meant.)

jlelse 6y ago
How to use this plugin with a Caddyfile?
- mholt 6y ago
  tls { dns cloudflare <api_token> } Replace <api_token> with your API token, or you can store it in an env variable and use {env.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN} for example.
  - jlelse 6y ago
    Thanks!
  - nklmilojevic 6y ago
    That's what I already tried and got: Error during parsing: getting DNS provider module named 'cloudflare': module not registered: tls.dns.cloudflare Using latest docker image.
    - mholt 6y ago
      "Latest", as in "1 hour ago" latest, or "15 minutes ago" latest? Because the 2.0 image (not RCs) is needed and I think it only got published a few minutes ago. Edit: You also need to plug it in. xcaddy build --with github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare
      - nklmilojevic 6y ago
        I have just tried again, used caddy:latest and got the same error. Didn't mean to take much of your time, I can open up a GitHub issue if it's the better way to resolve this. EDIT: I have just seen your edit. Will try and report back. Thanks for your time!
        francislavoie 6y ago
        Make sure to run "docker pull caddy"! Also, see the docs on docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/_/caddy/ https://hub.docker.com/_/caddy/ You'll need to build Caddy with the builder image to add the DNS plugin, see the section titled "Adding custom Caddy modules".
        nklmilojevic 6y ago
        Yes, it works like this, thanks @mholt and @francislavoie for the help. I thought it was baked into caddy already. :-)