Hello guys,
Sorry to trouble you, I downloaded a caddy install file caddy_linux_amd64_custom
like following
How to install caddy via this file?
I used to install by following the steps in this doc.
Please help, thank you so much.
Hello guys,
Sorry to trouble you, I downloaded a caddy install file caddy_linux_amd64_custom
like following
How to install caddy via this file?
I used to install by following the steps in this doc.
Please help, thank you so much.
It’s a binary that you run.
wget -O caddy <download-link>
chmod +x caddy
./caddy
The download page should note that.
I do wonder if we can set the executable bit so the file comes downloaded, ready-to-run.
Nope, not possible for a browser to control file permissions.
Not the browser, but we could distribute an archive that preserves the executable bit.
@mustafa0x thank you so much.
I think it should at least be clear what this is or how to use it.
I think we can probably open a modal/popup after you’ve downloaded that explains what to do with it.
Actually, there’s nothing. I can take a screen record if you need.
I know. I’m writing that as a suggestion to ourselves.
yes, i like to right-click and copy the download link and paste into wget; also don’t forget to put it in quotes!
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