diff --git a/zezidock/caddy/caddy/www/index.html b/zezidock/caddy/caddy/www/index.html index 4db41ef..0b65957 100644 --- a/zezidock/caddy/caddy/www/index.html +++ b/zezidock/caddy/caddy/www/index.html @@ -1,396 +1,10 @@ - - -
-- Your web server is working. Now make it work for you. 💪 -
-- Caddy is ready to serve your site over HTTPS: -
-/var/www/html.
- /etc/caddy/Caddyfile:
- :80 with your domain name/var/www/htmlsystemctl reload caddy- Awesome! You won't have to look at this slanted page anymore. -
-- Remember, Caddy can do a lot more than serve static files. It's also a powerful reverse proxy and - application platform. You can use the Caddyfile to enable any other features you need. Or you could use - Caddy's API to configure it programmatically. -
-- Everything you need to know is either in the 📖 Caddy - documentation or the manual for your OS/platform. Have fun! -
- -- It's okay, you can fix it! First check the following things: -
-systemctl status caddyjournalctl --no-pager -u caddyls -la /var/www/htmlls -la /var/lib/caddydig example.com- WAIT! Before trying again, switch to Let's Encrypt's staging environment to - avoid being accidentally rate limited. Once you - get everything else working, it's safe to switch back. -
-- Depending on your DNS provider, it may take a while for the DNS records to propagate. Even when - everything is configured properly, automated challenges to obtain TLS certificates usually take several - seconds, but may take up to several minutes or hours. -
- If you still need help, we have a great community! First try a search, and if your question is original, go ahead - and ask it! Remember to pay it forward and help others too. 😁 -
-- Visit Caddy on: - GitHub - or - Twitter - or - Our Forum -
-:80 with your domain name