renaudguerin
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5 years ago I finally have a workaround : the only thing that worked was adding RUN apk --no-cache add mailcap to the Dockerfile. This was probably the only difference between my Linux/Docker environment and the Mac one.
Again, forcing the type with the mime directive was not enough in my case ! Maybe this code path is bypassed when templates is enabled and it falls back to the default case that relies on a mailcap file to determine the type ?
abiosoft
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templatesfor .html (or just with default settings) breaks the mime types of JSON files in the paths it is enabled for. They're all served astext/plain; charset=utf-8Plot twist : I can't reproduce this with Caddy 1.0.0 on my Mac, I only have this problem with this
abiosoft/caddy-dockerDocker image (so, I don't know if it's a Linux specific problem or due to the way it's built)Repro steps: very simple Caddyfile with
curl -I localhost:2016/(templated index.html) correctly returnsContent-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8curl -I localhost:2016/config.json(plain JSON file) wrongly returnsContent-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8What I've tried:
docker build --build-arg plugins="" github.com/abiosoft/caddy-docker.gitand they now both output the exact same version and plugins). Didn't work.mimedirective. Didn't work.templates / .htmland using the long form withpath/ext/between. Didn't work.templatesto a subpath like this :templates /subdir .html. This works : JSON files outside of that path are now served correctly. But I can't use that because I need my index templated !Any help greatly appreciated !