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Example config with caddy, ready to run #212
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with automatic Let's Encrypt integration
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I don't really see the benefit here. It's not sufficient for upstream as there's no TLS handling (unless Caddy automatically handles that - it's been a while). It seems to just be adding an extra layer. |
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* Zero-Configuration HTTPS: With Caddy, simply specifying your domain in the Caddyfile triggers automatic HTTPS with Let's Encrypt. There’s no need to deal with the cumbersome details of SSL setup.
* Automatic Renewal: Caddy automatically renews your certificates before they expire. This means you can keep your website secure without having to track or manually update SSL certificates.
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This pull request introduces a new configuration for using the Lychee photo management tool with the Caddy web server. The changes include setting up environment variables, a Caddyfile for server configuration, a README for instructions, and a Docker Compose file to manage the services.