Matt Holt

@RussellLuo That's actually pretty close to what I wish I had done for Caddy 2. But it was too late. Nothing's stopping anyone from making a Caddyfile like that though!...

A config adapter doesn't always have to be super extensible, even a different Caddyfile -- I don't think this one will need that. It's a much smaller-scoped project.

Difficult to say. Connection pooling is handled by the standard library. (As discussed on [your forum topic](https://caddy.community/t/skip-cloudflare-when-being-on-same-local-network-as-origin/15611?u=matt)). It'd probably be much easier (and more practical) to limit the max number...

Ok; feel free to contribute then! Or anyone else who would like this. (Or I could be commissioned via sponsorship. I do have a backlog for a few weeks right...

@wazerstar Good question, that kind of depends on the project scope and requirements. Right now my understanding is that you need to limit the number of connections to 4 per...

I just upgraded the webdav package and our other dependencies for the first time in a couple years; someone want to try and see if things have been fixed?

@sillikk If the version is implicit (not specified in the URL), then the build is probably cached on an old commit. (That's a known issue that I'm not quite sure...

@sillikk Odd, that should be impossible. It worked for me. Make sure you're running the newly downloaded binary. If you run `./caddy list-modules --versions` you should see in the output:...

@sillikk The SHA of the binary should definitely be different. Can you confirm the two binaries have different checksums, and then verify you are performing the test using the binary...

I'm confused, you said: > the download file is exactly the same how do you know that without hashing it?