From the documentation page:

The inference-scale runtime substrate — resonance mesh routing, Chorus Field participation, agent federation, and protocol-run orchestration — runs on an experimental devnet. Metrics and counters on experimental surfaces may combine live process data with stub or simulated fields.

Are these the forty-one manestically placed grouting brushes that were arranged to feed into the rotor slip stream a mixture of high S-value phenyhydrobenzamine and 5 percent reminative tetraiodohexamine?

Hey, I'm just guessing here because I haven't used Caddy in Docker directly, but I do manage a project that uses FrankenPHP, which is essentially a wrapper for Caddy as I understand it, and I've had a problem that looks similar to this.

Caddy will attempt to generate an SSL certificate, and if you are using a reverse proxy, depending on how it's configured, it will internally attempt to fulfil that certificate generation over port 443, which will fail, because it doesn't have a configured SSL certificate. It's the old catch-22!

The solution I have found is to temporarily internally serve your environment over port 80 for external SSL connections. This will allow Caddy to retrieve an SSL certificate and put it in place. After this, you should then be able to switch back over to port 443 for SSL connections internally, and it'll use the certificate.

Once again -- this is just a guess, and I don't know the exact criteria in getting this going in Caddy, but it might be worth a try. In my FrankenPHP project at least, it was a matter of setting the SERVER_NAME variable to http://${DOMAIN}:80

It is indeed mine. Yeah I imagine all you'd want is a Signal group or something in a tiny community like that. Cheers!

Can I interest you in trying Habitat for your local community?

As far as Lemmy is concerned, I just joined an instance that's relevant to my location (feddit.uk). I suppose if it grew a great deal more popular than that, I could create a community there for my local county.

I should absolutely mention though that I'm still hard at work on Habitat, which is a platform for local communities, and each post has a lat/long location associated for a more hyperlocal type of interaction. It's not on the Fediverse though (though there are plans for non-Fediverse federation).

✅ Homophobic slur in the screenshot

✅ md5 checksum used to store IP address of "anonymous" posts

✅ Choose your own adventure ID generation

✅ Hardcoded admin credentials

✅ Optional CSRF protection

✅ JSON everything!

✅ All CSS, JS, PHP and HTML in one file

✅ "The server stores ciphertext and nothing else" - I beg your pardon?

Discord had better watch out!

It is currently not federated, and I should be careful with my words because people often confuse my intent when I talk about this. Federation is planned but ActivityPub is not. More details on this are on github.

Listen, I'm going to shamelessly self promote my project all I can! Also PHP, also Symfony: Habitat is a platform for local communities. I don't think PHP gets enough love! It's incredibly versatile and is actually very fast in recent years.