reverseproxy: Add flag to short command to disable redirects #5330
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Oh, you might have missed it but I pushed a commit to the branch to fix #5330 (comment) but I think you force pushed which wiped it out. |
I’m sorry my fault, I fixed typo. |
* it should work when fromAddr.Scheme is not http * c.f. https://caddyserver.com/docs/json/apps/http/servers/automatic_https/disable/
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reverse-proxydoes not work when--from https://domain:port#5290Add new flag --disable-redirects for reverseproxy.
#5290 (comment)
Using a command is more convenient in my case.