Add instructions for restoring original visitor IPs when using Caddy #19008
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Had forgotten to include the ipv6 ranges in the remote_ip matcher hence the force push. Everything should be good now |
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Summary
This adds a section to the Restoring Visitor IPs documentation for the Caddy web server/reverse proxy.
Caddy is an increasingly popular alternative to Nginx and Apache which already have guides on there so I figured as I had to do my research to be able to handle the problem, that I'd share my solution with other users potentially seeking to solve the same problem.
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