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Looks like is your website hosting problem or it does not support cloudflare proxy
Ask them if they support cloudflare proxy if they do mostly will be ssl full which is the settings for proxy for the domain
You don’t need cloudflare proxy to access the website without it is possible even if they provide a ssl certificate
That's strange. I'll contact my hosting provider and ask them about this issue.
Thanks for your assistance.
On Saturday, August 31st, 2024 at 7:44 PM, Shadow Gaming @.***> wrote:
Looks like is your website hosting problem or it does not support cloudflare proxy
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I contacted the host and they told me that cloudflare is not blocked. It is important to note that my website is running on HTTP 1.1 only. No HTTPS. On Monday, September 2nd, 2024 at 1:21 AM, SilviaAndreasson @.***> wrote:
That's strange. I'll contact my hosting provider and ask them about this issue.
Thanks for your assistance.
On Saturday, August 31st, 2024 at 7:44 PM, Shadow Gaming @.***> wrote:
Looks like is your website hosting problem or it does not support cloudflare proxy
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I contacted the host and they told me that cloudflare is not blocked. It is important to note that my website is running on HTTP 1.1 only. No HTTPS.
Thanks for clarifying that it is due to lack of HTTPS. However, I don't have a CNAME and my record is pointed towards my IPV6 host which means I cannot get a free certificate through Lets Encrypt(only for domains).
There is something called origin certificates that Cloudflare provides, however, I don't have access to the Cloudflare control since, well, it is provided by this repository.
Is there a way to get the origin certificates?
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I contacted the host and they told me that cloudflare is not blocked. It is important to note that my website is running on HTTP 1.1 only. No HTTPS.
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That is the only way you can get it
Hello,
I have the domain
kinodira.is-cool.dev
and I can't access it from the domain but it is accessible through the direct ipv6 address2a0d:8140:1fff:37f0::1
.Here is the output for both when CURLing:
The obvious solution would be to remove the cloudflare proxy but I need it so that I am able to access the website; I have an ipv4-only internet connection.