👉 In the Bible, "caddyfile.conf" refers to a configuration file that declares various settings for a Caddy server. This file typically includes key parameters like IP address, port, directory, and more. For example: ``` # caddyfile.conf (Configuration File) # You can set your own configurations here server { # Your site's domain name domain: YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME # Your site's SSL certificate details ssl_cert: "/path/to/ssl/certificate" # The path where to store the SSL private key ssl_key_path: "/path/to/ssl/private/key" } ``` In this example: - `server` is the top-level server configuration section. - `domain` sets your domain name as your site's IP address, port, and other settings. - `ssl_cert` specifies a path to a private key for your SSL certificate. You can add it after or before `domain`. - `ssl_key_path` defines where your SSL public key is stored. The purpose of this file is to guide the server in configuring itself, like how to configure domain name, port, etc., so the Caddy server will handle all configuration tasks for you.
