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emma wrote

it's engagement bait so people post about it.

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twovests wrote

The Caddyfile uses a redir directive for www.jstpst.net, which is 302 (temporary) by default. I never looked into it lol. I went in and changed this to a 308 but it won't take effect until I restart it.

That redirects to jstpst.net which is in a separate Caddy entry, which is a reverse proxy over the Docker on port 80. Caddy has HTTP by default and redirects http to https, so I'm guessing that's 308.

That said, as a joke, Caddy lets you use any 3XX code, but sadly, there are no funny ones.

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nitori OP wrote

Ah I see, thanks. In nginx I always use return instead of rewrite (which seems to be the closest to Caddy's redir) so I have to always specify the http response code.

but it won't take effect until I restart it.

Does Caddy not have a reload command like nginx does where you don't have to restart the server to apply the config changes?

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twovests wrote

it does! i'm just working from my phone, so if something somehow goes wrong, i don't wanna leave jstpst down while trying to fix it on a phone

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flabberghaster wrote

Are you pentesting jstpst.net?

Please don't delete all of our posts if you find an exploit

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