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Just a quick query from someone who has beginner level experience in NGINX and Caddy. Doesn't this PR [1] for Traefik imply that trailing dots for FQDNs are fix

Just a quick query from someone who has beginner level experience in NGINX and Caddy. Doesn't this PR [1] for Traefik imply that trailing dots for FQDNs are fixed? [1] https://github.com/traefik/traefik/pull/4763 https://github.com/traefik/traefik/pull/4763

mholt 4y ago
You can match hostnames with trailing dots in Caddy, too (and have been able to for years).
- SirGiggles 4y ago
  Just gonna be honest and just flat out state that I'm kind of lost on what's going on. What is kuschku arguing against in ELI5 terms?
  - francislavoie 4y ago
    That it doesn't work implicitly in Caddy, without explicitly configuring Caddy with trailing dots.
  - kuschku 4y ago
    That it’s neither supported by default, nor mentioned in the documentation. Which leads to people misconfiguring their webservers, e.g., https://caddyserver.com./ https://caddyserver.com./ vs https://httpd.apache.org./ https://httpd.apache.org./
    - Whitestrake 4y ago
      It is supported by default. Out of the box you can configure it this way. It is not _configured_ by default. There is an important distinction. It's not mentioned in documentation because the documentation [1] does not provide an _exhaustive_ list of the kinds of addresses that Caddy can be configured to serve. 1. https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/concepts#addresses https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/concepts#addresses
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