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I do appreciate the visual "mea culpa": Your browser: Working Host: Working Cloudflare: Error

• mallets 11mo ago
  Might be the first time I have ever seen that. Though in my case the "Host" is Cloudflare's own Pages service.
  • udev4096 11mo ago
    Yeah, I was shocked. Disbelief that the host was up, which is what usually happens when the cloudflare's page show up
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• janmo 11mo ago
  And at the bottom: What can I do? Please try again in a few minutes.
• mig4ng 11mo ago
  That is really good to be honest! I have Cloudflare running in production and it is affecting us right now. But at least I know what is going on and how I can mitigate (e.g. disable Cloudflare as a proxy if it keeps affecting our services at skeeled).
• Lukas_Skywalker 11mo ago
  They still blame the customers when you click on "Cloudflare": > If the problem isn’t resolved in the next few minutes, it’s most likely an issue with the web server you were trying to reach.
  • mig4ng 11mo ago
    In terms of probability looking at the history, it is correct. It's mostly me messing up with the web server.
• jap 11mo ago
  That page has special if/endif HTML comments to handle if your browser is IE 6, IE 7, IE 8...
• Neil44 11mo ago
  I noticed that refreshing honesty too, not that the users did (our wifi is down fix it pls urgent)
• ponytech 11mo ago
  I searched my logs for errors for about an hour before figuring out the problem was not on my server :D