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Setting up Caddy with Porkbun
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Posted: · edited   Subject: Setting up Caddy with Porkbun Quote
Link: https://wiki.livingcartoon.org/software/caddy

Open to suggestions for managing Caddy for domains from Porkbun.

  • Porkbun itself is using Cloudflare.
  • Their Caddy module is confusing to setup due to API changes and older documentation.
  • I'd like to use a declarative json configuration, but first I just need Porkbun to play nice enough to work when adding subdomains via wildcard.

The Goal

Setup legit Lets' Encrypt as wildcard locally to test services at *example.domain.com, then put them into production on mainsite wildcard *.domain.com on VPS or similar.

Seeking Advice

Can anyone advise on setup recommendations. I'm currently using Nginx, which I had no difficulty setting up with ACME challenge. Perhaps I'm approaching Caddy in the wrong way. Thanks for any thoughts.
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