Advanced Settings for Caddy¶

Enabling Logging for Caddy Docker Proxy¶

To enable logging for the Lucas Lorentz Caddy Docker Proxy, you need to add a label to the service container (not the proxy container itself). For SeaTable Server, you can activate logging by adding the caddy.log label to your seatable-server.yml file.

Example Configuration

---
services:
  seatable-server:
    ...
    labels:
      caddy: ${SEATABLE_SERVER_PROTOCOL:-https}://${SEATABLE_SERVER_HOSTNAME:?Variable is not set or empty}
      caddy.log:
      caddy.reverse_proxy: "{{upstreams 80}}"
      ...

Explanation

This label caddy.log: enables logging for the service and outputs logs to stdout. Once configured, you can view the logs using standard Docker commands, such as docker logs <container_name> or docker compose logs seatable-server.

These logs are specific to the service container (e.g., SeaTable Server). To view logs for the Caddy proxy itself, check the logs of the Caddy proxy container.