Origin rule doesn't work

I have a site in a specific port of my VPS so I can access it doing IP:PORT. I'd like to create a subdomain that directs me there so I did:

A record from map.domain.com to IP

A record from map.domain.com to IP

A record from map.domain.com to IP

A record from map.domain.com to IP

Origin rule: if hostname equals map.domain.com -> rewrite destination port to 8001

Origin rule: if hostname equals map.domain.com -> rewrite destination port to 8001

Origin rule: if hostname equals map.domain.com -> rewrite destination port to 8001

Origin rule: if hostname equals map.domain.com -> rewrite destination port to 8001

However when I enter map.domain.com I get sent to the main page and only map.domain.com:8001 sends me to the right page. It looks like the origin rule to change the port isn't working.

zegevlier•5/29/23, 11:03 AM

Is the record proxied?

FusedOP•5/29/23, 11:06 AM

No, should I enable proxy?

zegevlier•5/29/23, 11:11 AM

Origin rules have no effect if the record is not proxied. If you need to origin rule to work, you will have to proxy the record.

FusedOP•5/29/23, 11:14 AM

I enabled the proxy and I'm getting sent to a different page from my nginx config

FusedOP•5/29/23, 11:15 AM

I'm not listening to this subdomain with nginx though

zegevlier•5/29/23, 11:15 AM

The DNS record is probably still cached. You can check if the request is going through CF by looking in the devtools and seeing if you have any cf-[something]cf-[something] headers in the response

FusedOP•5/29/23, 11:26 AM

Thanks!

Origin rule doesn't work

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