While SpinupWP is fully compatible with Cloudflare, there are a few ... is being proxied through Cloudflare, it's likely that you have SSL set to Flexible.
Dec 31, 2016 · If I access directly to https it works, but the site is still accessible by HTTP. How do I force all http to https? I have used WordPress HTTPS plugin. But it is not redirect to https.
Flexible makes your site only partially secure - it encrypts the connection between the visitor and Cloudflare - this means they see the in their browser and the site leaves the impression to be secure! However the connection between Cloudflare and your origin server is unencrypted and traffic can be intercepted there.
05.02.2014 · I just started using CloudFlare "Flexible SSL", this allows the user to have SSL when connecting to my server (via CloudFlare of course). Here's how the request goes: Visitor <-- SSL --> CloudFlare <-- non-SSL --> My Server (Nginx w/pagespeed) The problem comes when Nginx rewrites my resources (css, js, jpegs, etc), nginx always receives an ...
Apr 09, 2019 · CloudFlare “Flexible” SSL setting For the sake of expediency, CloudFlare’s default setting for SSL is “Flexible.” This means the connection between the visitor and CloudFlare is encrypted, but between CloudFlare and your server is over plain HTTP (not encrypted).
Feb 02, 2016 · a Cloudflare SSL option that is incompatible with the redirect performed by your origin. Cause The “ Flexible ” SSL encryption mode in the Cloudflare “ SSL/TLS ” app, “ Overview ” tab, encrypts traffic between the browser and the Cloudflare network over HTTPS.
21.12.2014 · When you have Flexible SSL turned on for a given domain, you can scroll down on the Crypto tab and enable the Always use HTTPS option. This option will seamlessly solve the redirect loop issue (explained thoroughly in AD7six's answer ). This option is confirmed working with nginx; furthermore, there should not be any server setup where this ...
Dec 21, 2014 · It should be obvious why that results in a redirect loop, there are 2 solutions to force https connections using their flexible ssl solution. Use Cloudflare's page rules. If access to the server is exclusively via cloudflare you can use cloudflare's own page rules to modify responses for a domain, subdomain, or any url pattern:
Feb 05, 2014 · I just started using CloudFlare "Flexible SSL", this allows the user to have SSL when connecting to my server (via CloudFlare of course). Here's how the request goes: Visitor <-- SSL --> CloudFlare <-- non-SSL --> My Server (Nginx w/pagespeed)
I am trying to implement Flexible SSL provided by CloudFlare to my site. Here is my nginx config: # PHP-FPM upstream; change it accordingly to your local config ...