See the discussion here: https://caddy.community/t/v2-http-handlers-templates-functions-in-file-server-browse-template/9214

The file_server directive has a browse option which enables a directory index to be served when a directory is requested. By default, this index is rendered using a template which can be [found in the cod

OS/Environment

None yet, but I'm working on OS X v10.11.6 'El Capitan' client-side. (See 'The way of deployment (cloud or local)' below for details on considered server infrastructure.)

Ansible version

None yet, as I haven't yet gotten that far into setting up Algo.

Version of components from requirements.txt

Not applicable (see above.)

Summary of the pro

Work environment

Thanks for this amazing tool!

The issue is as following:
If there are two virtual hosts (Server blocks) serving two host names or subdomains:

sd1.domain.com
sd2.domain.com

When the configuration is generated using the nginxconfig and if HTTP to HTTPS redirect is enabled following server block gets generated for each host:

--- For virtual host 1
# HTTP redirect
server {
  

Login and consent challenges time out, but I haven't found a way to determine if this has happened

After being redirected to the login and consent pages, you're given a login/consent challenge. After the user has somehow authenticated himself, the login/consent session is accepted to hydra with the given login/consent challenge. However, if this takes too long (I believe it's a 10 minute ti

Not exactly a bug, for for those who have been using Claimable in earlier versions of OZ (for the purpose of transferOwnership followed by claimOwnership) - what are the options in v2.0.0?

Relying solely on Ownable.transferOwnership lacks a safety mechanism for accidentally transferring the ownership to an incorrect address.

At present, the only alternative that I see is copying `Cla