#martymcgui.reedited /Caddy (+121) "/* See Also */ note that developers have removed Caddy-Sponsors header." (view diff)
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#[eddie]tantek: Awesome! I noticed it did implied content but wasn't sure how to fix it. I fixed it for the actual news.indieweb.org by adding a p-name on the URL string, but p-summary is definitely something that i missed. Thanks!
#Loqi[eddie]: tantek left you a message 2 hours, 42 minutes ago: It looks like your bookmark posts like https://eddiehinkle.com/2017/09/14/12/note/ could use a "p-summary" for the text equivalent you're placing, e.g. change <div class="bookmark-statement"> to <div class="bookmark-statement p-summary"> which will help sites that don't support u-bookmark-of still display something reasonable.
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#aaronpkThat sounds like some drama I don't want to know anything about
#sknebelpartially, yes. Although I think it doesn't actually matter that much for making caddy interesting/not interesting for most of us
#sknebelI mostly followed it since I recommended caddy to a bunch of ppl and wanted to check if I have to follow up with them to make sure they know what they need to know
#ZegnatSounds like you should just always build from source yourself and then ignore the EULA. Although it also sounds like build instructions might be incomplete at present https://github.com/mholt/caddy/issues/1843
#Loqi[alex] #1843 Local build instructions from README don't work
#sknebelwhich is a pretty crap recommendation for a project that (to me) primarily stood out due to ease of use ;)
#sknebel(I think for private use their binaries are fine)
#sknebelalthough surely someone will make building it yourself easier or maybe figure out how to package it for major distros (which has been difficult due to how Go and package management systems don't really match)
#aaronpkWeird. I am definitely not their target demographic because the idea of mixing markdown rendering with the Webserver makes my skin crawl haha
#sknebelIt's interesting for folks less comfortable with configuring stuff - automatic markdown rendering, even easier HTTPS + LE, ... is a pretty nice starter setup
#sknebelif someone asks for that it's tempting to recommend an all-in-one vs sending them a bunch of tutorials to setup nginx + LE + some custom code to render markdown
#ZegnatAs someone who still wants to sit down and get a VPS for his hosting, it does sound very nice and simple
#Zegnatis going to try setting up mumble on uberspace one more time
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#[jeremycherfas]Zegnat I finally decided to get a VPS with Dreamhost in the hope of bringing everything under one, manageable roof, and I continue to discover that I know just enough to be really dangerous.