Added Caddy example configs, turned on syntax highlighting in nginx/apache
Closes: forgejo/website#232
thefox/reverse-proxy-caddy into next Added Caddy example configs, turned on syntax highlighting in nginx/apache
Closes: forgejo/website#232
fix typos, switch git.example.com to example.com to be consistent with leading paragraph
Preview ready: https://forgejo.codeberg.page/@docs_pull_605/
https://forgejo.codeberg.page/@docs_pull_605/docs/next/admin/reverse-proxy/
Thank you.
I'd recommend to start with HTTPs, because this is what I suspect most people want to run anyway. And it's easiest with Caddy. So let them configure their HTTPS reverse proxy and the HTTP Forgejo within seconds.
And if someone wants to use Forgejo behind an untrusted network or would prefer Forgejo doing the work, let them do this.
(tl;dr: Start with HTTPS, explain HTTPS + Subpath, then mention that you can let Forgejo handle certificates and maybe even give a hint about the config changes this requires Forgejo-side)
~ @fnetx
This pr was graced by codeberg itself :D
I'm waiting for forgejo/website#449 to get double checked for errors and then I'll add syntax highlighting for caddyfiles there as well.
add short introduction to the forgejo default capabilities
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