Caddy update on SSI - server side includes?

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Hey @matt been a while since I last tried Caddy for integration into my LEMP stack installer. Now that you have a forum, thought I’d sign up :slight_smile:

Last time i touched on idea of Caddy SSI support at https://github.com/mholt/caddy/issues/392. Was wondering if there’s been any changes in status or stance on SSI since Caddy 0.8 ? :slight_smile:

Looking good since I last looked at Caddy, you’ve already added some of my feature requests for includes file support for per vhost files (via import), user-agent based rewrites, hotlink protection and gzip min length :thumbsup:

thanks :slight_smile:

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Hey George, welcome back!

I still don’t consider implementing SSI a priority for me at this point but I guess I can’t stop anyone from writing a plugin.

And, to give credit where due, most of those features you mentioned that were implemented are courtesy of @abiosoft :wink:

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Hey Matt :slight_smile:

I see, shame i can’t program in GO if my life depended on it right now :laughing:

ah then shout out thanks to @abiosoft :thumbsup:

If SSI isn’t supported, wondering if Caddy has alternate means of doing what i want. Basically, say a static html file has a header, navigation and footer. With Nginx i can use SSI include to reference a header, navigation and footer template common to all pages of the site and Nginx will include those templates in served static html files.

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If SSI isn’t supported, wondering if Caddy has alternate means of doing what i want.

Yes, like I mentioned in that issue from the very beginning, Caddy has templates which do includes but are more powerful than SSI. :+1:

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oh that’s just what i need :slight_smile:

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I wanted to host jitsi-meet via caddy but I’m forced to use nginx because the page relies on ssi :frowning:

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