Cloudflare en WP Cerber
Hoe je ze mooi samen kunt laten spelen op je WordPress
English version: Cloudflare and WP Cerber
Als uw site zich achter de Cloudflare-proxyservice bevindt en uw WordPress wordt beschermd door de WP Cerber-plug-in, moet u twee dingen doen om ze goed samen te laten werken.
- Schakel Mijn site bevindt zich achter een reverse proxy in op de pagina Hoofdinstellingen.
- Als je de aangepaste inlog-URL hebt geconfigureerd, moet je deze uitsluiten van caching door de servers van Cloudflare. Doe dat door een regel toe te voegen op de instellingenpagina Paginaregels in uw Cloudflare-accountinstellingen, zoals hier beschreven: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200172316-How-do-I-exclude-a -specifieke-URL-van-CloudFlare-s-caching-
Integratie met de Cloudflare-firewall
Overweeg om een optionele Cloudflare-add-on te gebruiken om uitgesloten kwaadaardige IP-adressen en toegangslijsten te synchroniseren met de Cloudflare cloudgebaseerde firewall.
Development version 8.5.9.1
WP Cerber Security 8.6
I'm a team lead in Cerber Tech. I'm a software & database architect, WordPress - PHP - SQL - JavaScript developer. I started coding in 1993 on IBM System/370 (yeah, that was amazing days) and today software engineering at Cerber Tech is how I make my living. I've taught to have high standards for myself as well as using them in developing software solutions.
So you would bypass the caching on the login page? I just want to make sure that’s what you mean? If I setup my WordPress login page in Cerber as https://www.mysite.com/jim that’s the url I would create a page rule in cloudflare to bypass caching for?
Exactly.
I’m using CloudFlare for my DNS and HTTPS. When I check ‘My site is behind a reverse proxy’ and save the settings, my site’s links simply stop working. Clicking on them does nothing. I can right-click and Open In A New Window okay, but I can’t expect my site visitors to do that. FORTUNATELY when I turn that switch back to OFF, save the settings, and then clear the cache on CloudFlare.com, it works okay again.
I do not wish to implement the Custom login URL so I did not setup the Rule as described on this page. There’s no explicit mention that the two things must be done together, so I didn’t. What might be the problem?
What does “my site’s links simply stop working” mean?