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Last I checked Cloudflare insisted on terminating TLS on the free tier. On principle, I prefer to poke a hole in my firewall than allow surveillance of the pla
by saltspork 1y ago
Last I checked Cloudflare insisted on terminating TLS on the free tier.
On principle, I prefer to poke a hole in my firewall than allow surveillance of the plaintext traffic.
- rtkwe 1y agoI think they have to for tunnels to work. They rewrite the headers so the target server doesn't have to have any special config to recognize abc.example.xyz as being itself. I think in theory you could get it without it but that would be a lot more work on the recipient side. Me I'm less worried about that so I accept the convenience of not having to setup a reverse proxy and poke a hole in my router.