After that I requested them to put warp on airtel upstream till cloudflare routing issues gets fixed
After that I requested them to put warp on airtel upstream till cloudflare routing issues gets fixed
CThere was back and forth with Indian ISPs routing for a while
Cmy understanding is they don't really want to play nice and would rather route stuff internationally
PUmm
PThere seems to be a misunderstanding. When connecting to Warp Mumbai colo(nearest colo), some IPs are routed from Mumbai to Europe through Singapore. Warp initially used Airtel/Sify as their upstream on many IPs, and a few weeks ago, it was entirely on Airtel. However, recently, they reverted to Cloudflare routing on many european and American IPs, causing high latency as it gets routed via Singapore due to a temporary restriction on their backbone. Initially, it went directly from Mumbai to Europe on cloudflare routes
EAre you using a Cloudflare Zero Trust team, or the default consumer version of WARP? What system did you create a ticket in and do you have the ticket number?
PI'm using the default consumer version of Warp. I created a ticket by emailing noc@cloudflare.com, and it's visible on https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/requests with the ticket number 3070604. I've also created a few tickets on https://support.cloudflarewarp.com/hc/en-us/requests/, but they consistently mark them as solved, even though the issues are unresolved. The ticket number on support.cloudflarewarp.com is 907600.
CNot a Cloudflare employee, but this is a server focused on help for Cloudflare's developer products. You are highly unlikey to get such a statement here
Dif it's a public bucket, caching would help.
DSee https://blog.cloudflare.com/terminating-service-for-8chan and https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/ for some more information on Cloudflare's policies.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-abuse-policies-and-approach/
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-abuse-policies-and-approach/
JAre you in an incognito browser? Any privacy/anti-ad extensions/settings enabled? What browser/OS versions?
JThere's known issues with incognito and with some privacy-protection features enabled. F12 console yield any useful errors? (hard to always tell on quick edit since there's so many warnings from dev tools)
JYeah... there's quite a few reports of it not working well with Safari unfortunately, sorry 
IGetting 401 Unauthorized error for my content in R2.
my payment was outstanding which i just cleared now.
my payment was outstanding which i just cleared now.
II am owner of the site and have content (images and pdfs) on R2
PI hope it gets fixed during https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/dlwqg656tzcb
Hyall should build new datacenter in luleå
HIts quite empty up there
-hello
Spenguins don't use Cloudflare much
SI don't make the rules, Nora
HThey are actually in iceland
FAnybody know when can we have WARP on arm for Linux?
DThat's what I'm saying tho. If LE is used and is free, why not just adapt to it automagically? DNS validation can all be handled behind the scenes easily 
I get the whole sub-subdomains thing somewhat, not sure if it even supports wildcards at that level, but if it does, would be doable. I know it could drastically increase the load on issue requests, but maybe not?
I get the whole sub-subdomains thing somewhat, not sure if it even supports wildcards at that level, but if it does, would be doable. I know it could drastically increase the load on issue requests, but maybe not?
K*.*.example.com isn't valid if that's what you mean
Dyeah no I know that haha
I- Cloudflare will respect the Cache-Control header. If you don't send one then it will use the default set on your domain (which is usually 4 hours).
- R2 will also cache with a custom domain. So you can't use the
r2.devdomain (it will work but won't cache and you'll be billed for all requests). You'd need to connect to a domain to enable caching.
Ualso its against TOS to use external origins to serve video files through the CDN unless you are an enterprise user as an fyi
IBy external origins that means anything off of Cloudflare. So R2 is fine, Stream is fine, Workers is fine, but if you have your own server and using the CDN for video it's against ToS.
MMIf you start sending a lot of bandwidth through the CDN, you'll be noticed and hear from Cloudflare, generally speaking
IFor 1 it's on the dashboard under your domain settings, then Caching on the sidebar, then Configuration, then Browser Cache TTL. You can either return Cache-Control headers yourself for maximum control or use Cache Rules: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/how-to/cache-rules/
Mhttps://blog.cloudflare.com/updated-tos has a bunch more context on that clause for the CDN
PHello guys, can someone help me?
P
Pwhen i try to enter my website threw bypoppa.nl i get this.
Pwhen i enter my website threw www.bypoppa.nl it works..
CAre the DNS records for them the same?
P
OHello I'm trying to build an Astro Landing Page Form with Cloudflare. Anywhere good I should look?
CHave you ever had a proxied record for
bypoppa.nl? Seems to be showing as an A record and not an unproxied CNAME record
CThere is the pages guide for astro https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/framework-guides/deploy-an-astro-site/.
O@Cyb3r-Jok3 thanks I'll start a reading
Uyou cant have a cname on root cloudflare just supports cname flattening which just copies the record from the host
