Cloudflare et WP Cerber
Comment les faire jouer ensemble sur votre WordPress
English version: Cloudflare and WP Cerber
Si votre site est derrière le service proxy Cloudflare et que votre WordPress est protégé par le plugin WP Cerber, vous devez faire deux choses pour les laisser bien fonctionner ensemble.
- Vérifiez que mon site se trouve derrière un proxy inverse dans les principaux paramètres du plug-in WP Cerber Security.
- Si vous avez défini l' URL de connexion personnalisée , vous devez l'exclure de la mise en cache de CloudFlare. Pour ce faire, ajoutez une règle à la page Paramètres de règles de page dans les paramètres de votre compte Cloudflare, comme décrit ci-après: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200172316-How-do-I-exclude-a -specific-URL-from-CloudFlare-s-caching-
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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?