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Hey, at least caddy does case-insensetive hostname match, so you don't need to repeat the domain 2^12 times </s> Seriously though - that's a pretty bizarre bug

• kuschku 4y ago
  It’s not just the sibling comment that has this attitude, it’s also mholt himself displaying the same attitude. This hostile opinionated approach is part of what has kept me from using Caddy for the past few years (I went back to nginx at first, and once I started using k8s I also chose nginx as ingress controller there). :/
  • nyolfen 4y ago
    i have to say it is pretty weird to persistently complain about software you haven't used for years lol. i have also never used a trailing dot in a domain in 20+ years.
    • kuschku 4y ago
      1. Just because I’m not running servers using caddy doesn’t mean I’m not affected by this bug, because some of my clients intentionally always postfix addresses they access with a dot to avoid internal DNS resolution. 2. I’d love to use caddy. I’m especially interested in using it for my status page, as that needs to be hosted outside my normal cluster. Ideally it should be an absolutely minimal setup (so nothing except caddy + status page, with status monitors on other servers reporting back to the status page). This would be the perfect use case for caddy, but right now I’m using an overcomplicated nginx setup because I don’t feel like I can trust caddy.