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No, you have to build Caddy with plugins. We provide xcaddy to make it easy. Sign up for notifications on github for releases, and just write yourself a tiny ba
by francislavoie 1y ago
No, you have to build Caddy with plugins. We provide xcaddy to make it easy. Sign up for notifications on github for releases, and just write yourself a tiny bash script to build the binary with xcaddy, and restart the service. You could potentially do a thing where you hook into apt to trigger your script after Caddy's deb package version changes, idk. But it's up to you to handle.
- dizhn 1y agoI am wondering why you said "no" to the self update thing. https://caddyserver.com/docs/command-line#caddy-upgrade https://caddyserver.com/docs/command-line#caddy-upgrade
- francislavoie 1y agoBecause that's not automated, it's a manual command and uses caddyserver.com resources (relatively low powered cloud VMs) with no uptime guarantees. It _should not_ be used in automation scenarios, only for quick manual personal use scenarios.
- dizhn 1y agoIs there a way to point it somewhere else to get the binary?