The old CADDY_REMOTE_HOST variable was confusingly named — it sounded like
the Caddy server's address but actually stored this machine's IP (so Caddy
knew how to reach services here). Services don't need to know where Caddy
is; they only need to know whether to write a Caddyfile or create a snippet.
Changes in lib/common.sh:
- Add CADDY_MODE=local|remote|none as the authoritative setting
- load_site_config: parse CADDY_MODE; if old CADDY_REMOTE_HOST present and
CADDY_MODE unset, infer CADDY_MODE=remote (backward compat)
- save_site_config: write CADDY_MODE, drop CADDY_REMOTE_HOST output
- configure_caddy_for_service: use CADDY_MODE for mode detection; for remote
snippets auto-detect this machine's primary IP via hostname -I instead of
requiring a stored value (still falls back to CADDY_REMOTE_HOST if present
in an old .config)
Changes in setup.sh (run_site_configure wizard):
- Replace free-text "Caddy remote host" prompt with a 3-choice menu:
[1] This machine [2] Remote machine [3] None/skip
- Existing installs with CADDY_REMOTE_HOST pre-select option 2 automatically
https://claude.ai/code/session_01S7UecmQRG6CKTYPoBqbVLj
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