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Caddy Role

A role to install and manage caddy

Config

caddy_version_check: Check if installed version != caddy_version before initiating binary download (true/false)
caddy_version: The Caddy-Version you want to install
caddy_user: UNIX user used by Caddy (default: caddy)
caddy_group: UNIX group used by Caddy (default: caddy)
caddy_home: Base directory to work (default: /var/lib/caddy)
caddy_dl_url: The URL, the compiled caddy-binary will be downloaded from
caddy_dl_url_checksum: The URL, the checksums will be installed from

caddy_caddyfile.global.debug: Enabled the Debug mode and set the log level to DEBUG (true/false)
caddy_caddyfile.global.http: HTTP Port from Caddy (default: 80)
caddy_caddyfile.global.https: HTTPS Port from Caddy (default: 443)
caddy_caddyfile.global.acme.issuer: Set the global ACME Issuer (acme/zerossl)
caddy_caddyfile.global.acme.token: Set the token for the global issuer. Required if issuer is zerossl
caddy_caddyfile.global.acme.email: The email-address used while generating https certificates
caddy_caddyfile.global.acme.dns.provider: The Provider used if you want to use dns-challenge. (Example: cloudflare)
caddy_caddyfile.global.acme.dns.token: The Provider-Token used if you want to use dns-challenge