fileserver: Add first_exist_fallback strategy for try_files
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I don't understand why Edit: Nevermind. It's failing because we're not handling forks properly in that job. |
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first_exist_fallback strategy for try_files
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When using modern frameworks such as Symfony and Laravel, by convention, all requests are handled by a front controller named
index.phpin the document root.Currently, Caddy does a call to
fs.Stat()at each request to check that this file exists, but in case we use such a framework, this call is useless because we know that the file exists.This PR adds a new
first_exist_fallbackpolicy that assumes that the last file in the list always exists.