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Great, now we can't even disable HTTP proxy to allow traffic directly to AWS :/
by steelaz 7y ago
Great, now we can't even disable HTTP proxy to allow traffic directly to AWS :/
- PudgePacket 7y agoPoint your DNS back to your actual host? Might be the only short term solution, though DNS propagation times kinda rule that out :/
- cj 7y agoThat's a no-go if you transferred your domains to Cloudflare Registrar.
- PudgePacket 7y agoSomething something all your eggs in one basket :)
- Gigablah 7y agoSeems like even other registrars might rely on Cloudflare (e.g. Namecheap) so now people have to continuously ensure there’s no cross-pollination between their infra providers...
- steelaz 7y agoI think the only option here would be to change our name servers at registrar level to point to AWS and recreate all DNS records there, but then you have to deal with name server propagation.