'@admin rewrite ...' is parsed as a one-liner matcher DEFINITION, so it
re-defined @admin and Caddy rejected the config ('matcher is defined more
than once'), crash-looping the container. Per the Caddyfile matcher docs the
matcher token is the first ARGUMENT after the directive: 'rewrite @admin
/admin.html'. The '*' disambiguator is only needed pre-2.8.0. Validated the
rendered config against the porkbun image: 'Valid configuration'.
Two real bugs found on the first production deploy:
- /admin/ 404'd: file_server looked for /srv/homepage/admin/ (a dir), but the
page is admin.html. Add '@admin rewrite * /admin.html' so the /admin/ path
serves admin.html.
- The pages used relative refs (style.css, app.js, services.json, status.json),
which from /admin/ resolved to /admin/... (404). Add <base href="/"> so all
refs resolve to the site root on both pages.
- status.json was written 0600 (root); the checker now chmods it 0644 so Caddy
can serve it regardless of its user.
Red tests first.
- tests/homepage_caddy.bats: the homepage site block carries a root hash and
a distinct /admin/-scoped admin hash (Q18/Q38), and serves /srv/homepage.
- dankclaw/Caddyfile: the homepage block now uses named matchers -
@user (not /admin/*) with the shared hash, @admin (/admin/*) with the
operator-only hash (REPLACE_WITH_ADMIN_HASH, rendered from CADDY_ADMIN_HASH
at deploy). Both placeholders are distinct.
Frank