6. Links to relevant resources:
https://caddyserver.com/v1/docs/internal
Can a wildcard be used as the path for an internal
directive (or directives in general)?
eg:
internal .*
to mark all files starting with a dot as internal?
https://caddyserver.com/v1/docs/internal
Can a wildcard be used as the path for an internal
directive (or directives in general)?
eg:
internal .*
to mark all files starting with a dot as internal?
I think you would do internal /.
I highly recommend you try Caddy v2 though, Caddy v1 is no longer actively supported (only critical bug fixes).
It seems like this is not supported. A more important question has arisen though:
Do internal
and proxy
interfere with one another in any documented way? I successfully added my internal
directive to the individual files that needed to be un-served, but now my proxy
directives don’t work:
domain.com {
minify
#gzip
proxy /db localhost:5984 {
transparent
without /db
}
proxy /api localhost:3000 {
transparent
without /api
}
internal .env.production.local
internal .env.development.local
}
www.domain.com {
redir https://domain.com{uri}
}
db.domain.com {
proxy / localhost:5984
}
Requests to domain.com/db
now return 500 - Internal Server Error
.
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