Build and Deploy Custom Caddy instance as a container
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readme.md

#!/bin/bash clone repo in conf folder edit Caddyfile (or create your own conf) and edit caddy.pkgs

edit .env accordingly You can use an image from a repository or build your own locally echo now execute the .run-log script to make sure caddy runs ok. then execute the the start script for detached container