jeroenimo
(Jeroen Corthout)
January 17, 2025, 3:14pm
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We’ve recently moved https://salesflare.com to Webflow.
For many years, we’ve been running a series of Cloudflare Workers on our domain.
It appears that Webflow and Cloudflare don’t work great together, considering the SSL handshake can fail upon renewal.
I found this solution today and implemented it:
In short, it’s using a Cloudflare Page Rule that turns off SSL on a specific URL to make the handshake go through.
Does this work in practice?
I’d like to know before running into any issues.
Thanks!
Hello @jeroenimo , welcome to the community!
Take a look at this tutorial, I think it will answer your question https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sj8hEtQzato in the video around minute 38 Alex talks about using Cloudflare and Webflow and the SSL handshake. I hope this helps!
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memetican
(Michael Wells)
January 17, 2025, 6:11pm
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I’ve never had any luck getting Erik’s ( Tenten ) approach to work, the certs are still unable to renew.
Alex’s ( Finsweet ) approach works great and I’ve been using it for years- didn’t know it was in a vid! Thanks @Pablo_Cortes !
You can find a writeup of their DNS approach in github as well-
Finsweet's reverse proxy using Cloudflare Workers
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jeroenimo
(Jeroen Corthout)
January 31, 2025, 10:34am
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Thank you guys!
The approach of Alex (Finsweet) seems rather complex, especially considering we already have workers creating subdirectories etc.
Anyone having positive experience and learnings with Erik’s (Tenten) approach.