ahh yea it looks like if you just expand one of those configuration changes before it got nuked, you
ahh yea it looks like if you just expand one of those configuration changes before it got nuked, you can see the full config
Cit's no where locally as far as I know, it's all pulled from CF when using remote management
MI already checked, the full config doesnt appear in the audit logs
MIt only shows the part I inserted
MNot the full configuration
CReally? For me, on the configuration configuration insert event, it shows the full configuration as the value, even the parts I haven't changed
Cyou might be viewing one too recent/after you got your config deleted?
MI think I am seeing the config after the old one vanished some how, let me see if I can find a configuration insert from back when my tunnels were still there
MOh, indeed you are right. Is there a way to import this old config so that I can get my tunnels back?
CIf you are willing to get your hands a bit dirty yes lol
MIn what sentence?
CIf you're using Firefox (only firefox has edit and resend), navigate to your tunnel public hostname page, open up dev tools (ctrl+shift+i).
Add a new public hostname and save, and then find the PUT request to configurations (screenshot below)
Right click -> Edit and Resend
Copy the Audit Log Event, and strip the extra information below the config block, specifically the created_at, source, tunnel_id, and version tools, and the trailing comma. Your end result should be like this:
Replace the body with that
Click send, and look at the response. Make sure it's successful
Add a new public hostname and save, and then find the PUT request to configurations (screenshot below)
Right click -> Edit and Resend
Copy the Audit Log Event, and strip the extra information below the config block, specifically the created_at, source, tunnel_id, and version tools, and the trailing comma. Your end result should be like this:
Replace the body with that
Click send, and look at the response. Make sure it's successful
Cfirefox edit and send is way easier though
MThank you so, so so so so so much
MThat did it
CNo worries, happy to help!
If it happens again/you can reproduce the bug let me know, that's certainly something that shouldn't be happening
If it happens again/you can reproduce the bug let me know, that's certainly something that shouldn't be happening
HHow can you bust cloudflare pages cache ? Cloudflare is caching some buggy js from my app, and it doesnt update after u pushed an update
HMy app is unavailable because of a bug, just wondering how to bring it back on
WSounds like your domain cached
WGo to your zone -> caching -> purge cache -> purge everything
HI'm deploying on pages.dev
WYes I'm aware
WAre you seeing this on your pages.dev?
HYes
HI guess no way to purge the pages.dev cache right ?
HI'll deploy on a custom domain then
WCache is per deployment
WSo, unless your JS is still bad. It isn't cached
HIve removed the problematic js and redeployed several times
HIve tried refreshing the page with a hard refresh
HThe code being called doesnt exist anymore
C can exist for all request methods
CIt is used more in POST and PUT to tell the server what type of data is being sent json, xml, etc
CTechnically, GET can have a message body, it isn't forbidden by the RFC. But no legitimate request should have a GET body
CMost applications also tend to reject GET requests if they have bodies
Zyou're getting hit by a "workers/pages deployment outage"
HWhere's origin-pull.cloudflare.net ?
Hoh nevermind
HOh thanks, I was going crazy
Dit shouldn't, you should ignore that payload IMO
CTheir free plan seems pretty generous, any catches?
UNot really… 1 user is really the biggest limiting factor
C0.5 TB seems like a lot of data
UIndeed
CI got logpush working with them, seems pretty smooth so far. Thanks for recommending them
COh boy here I go adding another service