Dan Jones @[email protected]

Husband, Father, Software Engineer (PHP, go, etc.). Lover of Star Trek and anime.

Looking for other things to do, such as writing, acting, voice acting, but not really finding the time for it. Maybe when my kids are a little older, I'll get back on stage.

Feeling pretty bleak about the future of the United States. #NeverTrump

Feel free to follow. I may follow back if we seem to have similar interests.

#BlackLivesMatter #TransRightsAreHumanRights #StayWoke

Other interests: #Parenting #StarTrek #Writing #Theater #anime #PHP #golang #Programming #WebDevelopment #genealogy #ScienceFiction #DadJokes

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I just tested this setup. I turned my umami back on, and modified my Caddyfile like I showed you. That last block I had to change to

handle * { abort }

With that, it works as I expected. Tracking works, but my dashboard is only accessible locally from my home network. Outside it, connections are dropped.

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@danjones000 Thank you very much, I really appreciate it! I already thought about this a bit and ended up implementing almost exactly what you described (including using caddy) so that's a nice sanity check.

Also, thanks for pointing out the renaming of the routes, I'll go and do that, too.

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