Cory Cooper

Another possible cause of the lack of storage is log rotation - Ubuntu rotates logs and Caddy might have attempted to write a cert while storage was full, only for...

@mholt would it make sense for the storage module to keep certs in memory until a successful write occurs?

The persistence makes sense. Will your second solution cause a loop if there's still no space available?

Let's do option 1 then, and then when it goes to retry it can attempt? Would it attempt at the same rate that TLS cert issuance is attempted?

Following up on my previous comment, could we just bundle the storage availability check with the certificate issuance attempt? That way it can do exponential retries and we won't get...

It looks like the TCP plugin for logstash is doing a pretty standard exchange. [Here are their docs](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/plugins-inputs-tcp.html), and here is a typical example of the config for a Logstash...

> @francislavoie came up with a clever solution if the encoded content comes from `reverse_proxy`, using a subdirective: > > ``` > header_up Accept-Encoding identity > ``` > > (Of...

@gabrielmocan these would be breaking changes. Do you have any thoughts on this? @mholt what's usually the best way to move to a breaking version? Just add tags?

Github at least has [an official syntax that does what you're describing](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42148841/github-clone-with-oauth-access-token/66156992#66156992) ``` https://@github.com/owner/repo.git ``` I wonder if we should just have xcaddy support that? I tried running `xcaddy` with...

It does, but I'd still need to authenticate with my token.