Caddy Version: Caddy 0.10.10 (non-commercial use only)
I am using caddy as a reverse proxy for an ngnix server which happens to not have an index.html file in the web root.
So I have instead setup my own index.html file in the hopefully appropriate subdirectory of the the caddy web root. Caddyfile contents:
example.com {
root webroot
proxy /subdir backend {
without /subdir
}
}
Contents of webroot
index.html
subdir
index.html
What I wish to do is for caddy to instead of directing /subdir and /subdir/ to the proxied ngnix server but instead to serve the index.html file which resides in the subdir folder of the caddy webroot.
Some Tests I have tried are shown below Results are prefixed with #
1st Attempt
example.com {
root webroot
proxy /subdir backend {
without /subdir
except /subdir /subdir/
}
}
# Does something unusual: it seems to return normal eg code 200 responses with a body length of zero.
2nd Attempt
example.com {
root webroot
proxy /subdir backend {
without /subdir
except /
}
}
# Technically works but causes the entire proxy directive to be nullified.
3nd Attempt
For this one I tried moving the index file into the webroot and renaming it subdir_index.html
example.com {
root webroot
proxy /subdir backend {
without /subdir
}
rewrite /subdir /subdir_index.html
rewrite /subdir/ /subdir_index.html
}
# Seems to just change the file caddy requests from the proxy to proxy/_index.html while originally it attempted to request proxy/index.html .