mholt

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   by mholt 6y ago

   Time to dust off my side project, Timeliner [1] which downloads your Google Photos (and other content from various services) and indexes them in a local SQLite DB. Then after backing them up locally, I won't feel bad about deleting the
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   by mholt 6y ago

   BuyPass doesn't support wildcards, and only allows up to 5 subjects per certificate (Caddy only uses 1 SAN, but still) -- and Caddy is a ZeroSSL project. We also prefer shorter cert lifetimes.
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   by mholt 6y ago

   To avoid Let's Encrypt rate limits, please use the staging endpoint, as documented: - https://letsencrypt.org/docs/staging-environment/ - https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#test
4. 814.▲
   by mholt 6y ago

   Note how I mentioned that Caddy will be the first server to support redundant ACME CAs, so we'll use both ZeroSSL, and Let's Encrypt for redundancy.
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   by mholt 6y ago

   ACMEz* ;) Seconding regecks' comment. We're gradually making ZeroSSL a default CA for Caddy. (I am currently implementing multi-CA support into Caddy and CertMagic, so that Caddy will be able to use both Let's Encrypt and Zer
6. 816.▲
   by mholt 6y ago

   Oh yeah! WordPerfect came out of some offices up the road in Orem.
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   by mholt 6y ago

   v1 was an experiment. v2 is not.
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   Show HN: Project Conncept – Multiplex Over TCP/UDP with Composable Handlers(github.com)

   3 points by mholt 6y ago|0 comments
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   by mholt 6y ago

   No. Caddy does this: https://laravel-news.com/unlimited-custom-domains-vapor Keyword you want is "on-demand TLS"
10. 820.▲
    by mholt 6y ago

    What functionality did you need that Caddy didn't have?
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    Caddy 2.2 Released(github.com)

    3 points by mholt 6y ago|0 comments
12. 822.▲
    by mholt 6y ago

    I can make it simpler: $ caddy reverse-proxy --from subdomain.mydomain.tld --to 127.0.0.1:5000 Is equivalent, no config file needed :)
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Only if it's lost for longer than was buffered. Most decent streaming clients -- even YouTube -- will buffer ahead and keep playing while attempting to restore connectivity. Speaking of which, the casting with VLC also has major buffer
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Not to be confused with Let's Encrypt's ACME client testing CA server project (the "scaled down" version of Boulder), Pebble: https://github.com/letsencrypt/pebble
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Thanks for your feedback! That's great to know. The startup times were recently improved in collaboration with one of our corporate sponsors, Fathom Analytics. The remaining duration is likely due to the speed of the storage backend an
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    by mholt 6y ago

    If you need that much or absolute control, I'd recommend don't use a framework or high-level library at all. As for specific features or functionality, feel free to ask on our forums in more detail, or request it on the issue trac
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    by mholt 6y ago

    I mean, technically yes, since the only the Caddy's `main()` does is call a function that parses CLI args; all of Caddy's logic is in importable packages. But in order to be useful you'd have to have a config document (usual
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Honestly that Crunchbase page looks automatically generated by a bot. It's not accurate.
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    by mholt 6y ago

    > Has there been any memory safety issues with Nginx? Yes, of course. For example, nginx uses openssl, so it was vulnerable to Heartbleed, something Caddy can never be vulnerable to. Part of the point of Caddy is to stop deploying C code
20. 830.▲
    by mholt 6y ago

    Great feedback, thanks. Regarding full configurations, what do you want to have there? It seems infeasible to provide a full configuration that works for everyone, since everyone's sites and deployments and requirements are different,
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    by mholt 6y ago

    I'm open to that! Do you know how to do that with Algolia's site search? I'm kind of new to it and a collaborator actually did most of the initial set up.
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    by mholt 6y ago

    > I have the impression that some content is not accessible (linked?) from the side bar in the docs page but only through links from content pages. That may be true, but we have hundreds of content pages in the new docs. It's a bi
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Excellent, I'm glad it's working well for you! Thanks for the feedback.
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Do you have a link? I'll take a look when I get a chance.
25. 835.▲
    by mholt 6y ago

    Thanks! It's great to hear the positive experiences too.
26. 836.▲
    by mholt 6y ago

    Caddy runs great on Windows! But the integration with OS-specific features might not be super tight. What do you use from IIS that only IIS does?
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Sorry. Did our best to make it straightforward. https://caddyserver.com/docs/v2-upgrade At least it's just a one-time thing.
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    by mholt 6y ago

    A lot of the "how to" stuff is moved into the wiki, which the community can edit directly: https://caddy.community/c/wiki/13 Including an article for how to write a JSON config from scratch: https:&#x2F
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Glad it's fun! Home projects should be enjoyable like that. Hopefully you can deploy it into production for your next work project too.
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    by mholt 6y ago

    Light Code Labs was not acquired; just the Caddy and CertMagic projects and their assets.