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Thanks for the comment, Matt! I love Caddy. For some reason I thought it needs a configuration file. The simplest cmdline I found to run it as a local server o

by eliben 3y ago

Thanks for the comment, Matt! I love Caddy. For some reason I thought it needs a configuration file. The simplest cmdline I found to run it as a local server on a non-priveledged port with listings is: $ caddy file-server --listen localhost:8099 --browse Is there a simpler way I'm missing?

mholt 3y ago
On Mac, the defaults aren't privileged. (Not sure why. That's just how it is.) The --browse flag is optional and unrelated to ports/privileges. Otherwise, that sounds about right. Caddy defaults to port 80 unless you give it a domain name, then it defaults to port 443 and redirects HTTP on port 80 to HTTPS.