Is there a way to allow cloudflare speed test to get my location
Is there a way to allow cloudflare speed test to get my location
AIt's going off my IP location and servers far away
CYea it shows your location on the map based off GeoIP, but it's not routing you based off geoip
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/peering-why-dont-i-reach-the-closest-datacenter-to-me/76479
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/peering-why-dont-i-reach-the-closest-datacenter-to-me/76479
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Why don’t I reach the closest datacenter to me? Cloudflare is an anycast network, so where you are routed is determined by peering with ISPs. The shortest path geographically isn’t always possible due to peering agreements. If you request a site hosted on Cloudflare from home: The domain resolves to a Cloudflare IP Your browser sends an HTT...
GI need to put a bandaid on a site that 404's if you request a /path with no trailing slash. I already made a redirect on the server that redirects /path?and=params to /path/?and=params but it's too slow. How can I do that in a Redirect Rule? The query string is unique for most requests, so that needs to be copied from request to redirect Location. I tried adding "URI Full" equals "https://domain.com/path" redirecting to "https://domain.com/path/" with "preserve query string" checked, but that isn't matching.
IWould this work? Or does it not do trailing slashes?
IOr could you use a rewrite rule
GFrom what I've read, I don't think it will normalize trailing slashes, but will fix things like \ or //
At any rate, I already have it turned on.
At any rate, I already have it turned on.
GI'm working on a rewrite rule, but haven't figured out how to preserve the query string AND still match the path
Git's a simple htaccess rule, but I'm new to redirect rules
RewriteRule ^path$ /path/ [R=301,L,QSA]
RewriteRule ^path$ /path/ [R=301,L,QSA]
GOK, I got it working- just switched form "URI Full" to "URI Path"
GAnd now I see that "URL Full" works if I use a relative path in the redirect field.
CYou're trying to do something like this?
CURI full probably wasn't working because you had query parameters on the request, and URI Full includes them:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/ruleset-engine/rules-language/fields/#field-http-request-full-uri
Using on URI Full wouldn't work either as it would match subpaths and the Redirection target. Using Hostname + URI Path should be what you're looking for
https://developers.cloudflare.com/ruleset-engine/rules-language/fields/#field-http-request-full-uri
Using on URI Full wouldn't work either as it would match subpaths and the Redirection target. Using Hostname + URI Path should be what you're looking for
ICool. I know sites on clousflare pages automatically remove the trailing slash, but idk if that’s just a pages thing or if it was a cloudflare thing. Guess it’s just pages
Pis it me or is the managed challenge highly biased negative towards the OVH ASN?
Pit wasn't this bad before, even my own sites i get like 30 loops before i can get in
Lcheck your extensions
Lcertain extensions/userscripts/whatnot can modify the dom and mess up hydration
Ewhat zone plan you on?
Emore than IP and IP with NAT is available on Enterprise with Advanced Rate Limiting
ELthen turn it off and see if that fixes it
EYeah, there are some unique server/client combinations that can break with that enabled
Ewe're not going to enable something by default that could break your site and leave you scrambling to find out whats wrong
EIt's mostly weird edge cases, most people wont run into issues
Ebut if you do have one of those edge cases and the option was enabled without notice... good luck debugging
CNothing wrong with that if it fits your use case. Even if you compare Cloudflare as a plain DNS Host vs other providers, Cf has a lot of features. Unlimited DNS Queries, Anycast DNS (yes some providers charge extra for this), super low latency, free DNSSEC support, CNAME flattening on Apex
EThere are indeed plenty customers who use us purely for rock solid DNS and dont have the proxy
Eand hey if you need it one day, its there, just a click away
UI mean they could but they probably wont
GI did just learn the hard way that Facebook apparently removes trailing slashes from ad URLs 
UYes you can register for 10 years
UPossibly not really sure
RNo, normally it would extend you another year. But, since you're already renewed (as I understand it) to the 10 year max. You wouldn't get the transfer +1 year.. (because it would be >10 years).
RSo, in your case, you can still transfer.. You'll likely get charged another year (CF) but you won't get the +1 year extended.
RYou won't have to pay 10 years again, if that's your concern.
RYou'll either 1) get an error saying it can't transfer because it would put the registration >10 years. Or 2) it will process, you'll get charged for +1 year (by CF the new registrar) but the only thing that happens is the registrar owner will change.
That's my guess.
That's my guess.
RJuly 2032 is <10 years from now, so you shouldn't have any issue.
SApparently the "Request trial" button on area 1 is code for "spam me with marketing for a month about a product you won't let me use" 
CI can't upload file from to R2 bucket, MD5 Checksum mismatch, can't disable md5 checksum with
Etry #r2 with more details?
SAnyone using MailChannels from Pages Function or a Worker?