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I’m trying to script setup and configuration of caddy server based on a custom download that includes additional plugins (caddy-auth-portal, caddy-auth-jwt, caddy-trace, and various caddy-dns modules ).

During setup, the caddy unit file is configured to run caddy as a non priveledged user (by design).

To get certificates configured properly we are attempting to use the caddy trust command

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Issue Description

When using the RateLimiter Middleware with a rate between 0 and 1 all events will be rejected instead of applying the specified rate. E.g.: e.Use(middleware.RateLimiter(middleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(0.5)))

I am not saying that it is a common use case to have

Feature request

Feature description

The generated and installed config files permission are too open, any user logined on the system can read and write them. So i suggest append a chmod command into Extract tar step to keep config files more safty.

How the feature is useful

如：xxx app + www.xxx.com

不要在此issue里面提各种问题，谢谢配合。

We had an issue where an api user was using the incorrect parameters on an API call. Having this feature would have made the API fail instead of proceeding. The bug would been found earlier.

I can see where this would be a hassle on many cases, But it would be nice for new projects.

I suppose it could be a global config item that could be overridden at the individual action level:

For

Currently we have a mix of:

• Out of memory error.
• Out of memory error
• out of memory error
• out of memory
• out of memory.
• out of memory [some context]

All these should be adjusted to use the same wording for consistency and it should also make the executable a little bit smaller 😄

Hi,

I saw that there is a perfomance degratation due to a for loop used inside the static func harmlessFunction() declared in CustomSelfAwareHelper struct.

This loop is trying to verify the type with the as? operator (that have a complexity of O(n) ) and try to unwrapp the result in order to call the awake() function.

For a medium-larger project (with likely 20k+ classes) that covers old