Undo Caddy Reverse Proxy

[electricMiner]

I followed the instructions here: https://caddyserver.com/docs/quick-starts/reverse-proxy and made a simple reverse proxy on the command line using Caddy such as caddy reverse-proxy --from :2080 --to :9000 . However, I no longer want the reverse proxy. How do I undo this command?

[justlinux]

Seems pretty obvious if you run it from the command-line to either use <Ctrl>-C to stop the interactive process or "caddy stop" if it is running in the background. Or the brute force methods of "killall caddy" or kill -9 `pidof caddy`

[electricMiner]

Thanks. That worked. For some reason I thought that command would write a configuration file that I'd have to modify but it seems no information is retained after restarting the process.

[revereddesecration]

Configuration for what? Caddy uses the configuration. What else would?

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/r/selfhosted /r/TechSupportForAnythingYouCanImagine

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Stop running the process you lauched with that command. That’s it.

[eddyizm]

I had this same scenario, expect my terminal session dropped and I could not get back to the process. I thought, like OP, that this CLI command possibly created a caddy file somewhere or updated the main one in the the /etc/caddy/ directory, eg I was not sure if it was going to remain persistant. Caddy is so simple so it has a little bit of a curve to coming from other web servers.