I have created my base configuration using Caddyfile. For production I will convert the file to json as I will be managing the config file via the the rest api. In this snippet I have a route that uses a map to do the reverse proxy. { "match": [{ "host": ["*.foundryserve…

Here was the correct path for post http://12.16.25.42:4664/id/foundryserver.ca/handle/0/mappings Here was the payload { "@id": "test", "input": "test.example.com", "outputs": ["1.1.1.1"] } To delete the entry curl --location --request DELETE '192.168.255.242:4334/id/test' \ --header…

Rest api and @id usage

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Mohammed90 (Mohammed Al Sahaf) February 15, 2025, 9:43am 2

The @id is actually a JSON field with a value of the ID you’ve chosen. You’ll have something like "@id": "myID". I’ve covered the use of the @id fields and the API is this article.