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build: Suggest restarting service to load custom modules (#350) 
I followed these instructions on a fresh Debian 12 box, seemingly
successfully. But `systemctl reload caddy` would reject my Caddyfile
that tried to use those custom modules, logging "unknown module" errors,
even though `caddy list-modules` reported that they were installed.
After reading [a comment on `caddyserver/cache-handler`][c], I tried
running `systemctl restart caddy`, which immediately fixed the issue.

In retrospect, it makes sense that since `apt install caddy` starts the
systemd service, replacing the binary on the filesystem does nothing to
change the running server. But the instructions didn't suggest this, and
I'm used to only `reload`ing Caddy, so I didn't think of it myself.

[c]: https://github.com/caddyserver/cache-handler/issues/33#issuecomment-1234457086

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README.md

The Caddy Website

This is the source of the Caddy website, caddyserver.com.

Requirements

  • Caddy v2.7.6 or newer (installed in your PATH as caddy)
  • To display the retro hit counter (just for fun), the caddy-hitcounter plugin. Then uncomment the relevant lines in the Caddyfile.

Quick start

  1. git clone https://github.com/caddyserver/website.git
  2. cd website
  3. caddy run

Your first time, you may be prompted for a password. This is so Caddy can serve the site over local HTTPS. If you can't bind to low ports, change the address at the top of the Caddyfile, for example localhost:2015.

You can then load https://localhost (or whatever address you configured) in your browser.