In order to comply with various privacy laws we need to integrate CookieBot (or a similar solution) with our platform. This is done by injecting a js script in the head section of each html. Theoretically an unauthenticated user on our platform in our specific configuration can only reach the AUTH…

Just wanted to say option two works as intended however still curious about other possibilities!

This is actually the exact same problem I had in this issue: [image] Adding a custom JavaScript (cookieyes banner) to *all* <head> of all pages Tutor Help Hi, Is there a way, maybe a plugin slot that I missed, to add something to the <head>section of every pa…

Hey thanks for sharing your experience, If you or anyone else would be interested in switching to a fully custom Caddyfile I can write the process out here as it’s also not that straightforward and I don’t get it why Caddyfile is not more flexible via patches or doesn’t just have the possibility to …

I would be interested to learn more about the Caddyfile option, as we already modify the caddy file with a patch: [image] Is there an easy way to add a robots.txt to a tutor-based OpenEdX deployment? Tutor Help Talking with my colleague who knows more about Ca…

I initially tried the patches listed in tutor/templates/apps/caddy/Caddyfile release # Global configuration { {% if not ENABLE_WEB_PROXY %} # Enable proxying from all servers by default. Otherwise, X-Forwarded-* headers will # be overwritten. # https://caddyserv…

Hum, I was more interested into the content of the caddy file itself. I am more looking at injecting the JS, the 250Mb limit is fine for me, and I don’t want to overwrite the whole caddy file. Just injecting a rule seems fine and doable with the patches.

Well then this is the cookie part in the Caddyfile. I declare it first with a regex that replaces head but only after the initial <html tag since some parts of js scripts (like in the account MFE) have the head string which also gets replaced and breaks the page if regex just set to replace head. (…

Is the replace command installed by default in the caddy container ? Because that’s not standard caddy feature: https://caddyserver.com/docs/modules/http.handlers.replace_response

Right! Sorry, I completely forgot to mention, you need to build the caddy image with this mod [image] GitHub - caddyserver/replace-response: Caddy module that performs replacements in... Caddy module that performs replacements in response bodies More o…

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mboisson (Maxime Boissonneault) April 14, 2026, 5:46pm 6

I would be interested to learn more about the Caddyfile option, as we already modify the caddy file with a patch:

Maybe it is possible to inject your change with the same kind of hook ?

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