Connection error with Cloudflare proxying
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@guyds If you have CF proxying enabled, then you will always see some Cloudflare UI. Something like below.
In your case, the Secure Connection Failed, I think means something related to browser/HSTS or something. Can you try in another device/browser or clear the browser cache? In Firefox, it's a bit tricky to clear HSTS. Usually, what I do is open my "History" and then right click on the site and there is a "Forget about this site" option.
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@girish You're right, it seems to be related to Firefox.
I tried on 4 different pc's, both regular and private mode, and always that same error. So it has nothing to do with caching but with Firefox in general
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@girish thanks for that link.
However, in the meantime I'm experiencing the same issue with the chrome based browsers.So to summarize:
When I use a regular domain there are no issues.
When I switch to a subdomain, the Cloudron isn't accessible anymore on Firefox, but on chrome based browsers it works.
After 10 or 15 mins however, I'm getting a similar error on the Chrome based browsers.
When I turn of the CF proxy for the subdomain, it also works fine in any browser.So there definitely seems to be an issue with proxying a sub-sub-domain (my.sub.domain.tld) through CF.
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Ok, so I was correct when I said I seemed to remember there are some limitations with CF proxy and subdomains in the free plan.
When trying to open a ticket with CF regarding this issue I was pointed to the following link on their community:
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/subdomain-too-deep/81872The certificates available with the free account (universal certificates) cover only one level of subdomains so my.domain.tld is covered, but my.sub.domain.tld isn't.
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@girish I just ran into this issue and I'm glad I found this thread. Can you please add the limitation as a note to the docs. TIA! https://docs.cloudron.io/domains/#cloudflare-dns
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@humptydumpty done