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loves caddy
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is disgusted at kris_
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used to love caddy but now uses kimchi+tlstunnel
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<il>
What's wrong with caddy?
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<sewn>
bloat
<sewn>
too much for a simple website
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<sad_plan>
just use werc, or smu
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<sewn>
that's for static site generation
<sewn>
we talking serving
<sewn>
and kimchi+tlstunnel is more nix phiolosphy focusrd
<sad_plan>
and we want static sites, do we not? thought caddy also just converted md to html?
<sewn>
do you really want a webserver to do that for yiu
<sad_plan>
why? smu works just fine, so does werc
<sad_plan>
im inclined to belive one can quark and be done for the day, to serve a simple website
<sewn>
sad_plan
<sewn>
smu is a markdown generator
<sewn>
werc is a static site generator
<sewn>
they are not webservers
<sewn>
quark is a webserver
<sewn>
you can use it but do you want something with thousands of features to do something quark or kimchi could do just to serve the website
<sad_plan>
I was refering to caddy. I know smu and werc isnt a webserver.
<sad_plan>
i dont want thousands of features. I just want the bear minimum
<sad_plan>
s/bear/bare/
<sad_plan>
and in this case, I think quark works just fine
<sewn>
sure
<sewn>
but you want https
<sewn>
<sad_plan> i dont want thousands of features. I just want the bear minimum
<sewn>
then don't use caddy
<sewn>
or defend it
<sewn>
lol
<sad_plan>
most likely, yes. seeing as im somewhat of a security advocate aswell, it would be ironic if my website did not serve https at all. people would also shy away from it because modern browsers will alert about it
<sad_plan>
im not defending caddy :p
<sad_plan>
I was meerly suggesting an alternativ. a better one that is
<sewn>
mm
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<vouivre>
phoebos: sorry, now I get it. For me the build flags were the flags the user has to use.
<vouivre>
like you said the build flags are chosen to run on any x86-64 architecture. If the user want to change afterwards, it's something else.
<vouivre>
next time I have to read and think about it........ it will be better :-)
<vouivre>
thank you for the clarification
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