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[HELP] For those using Shlink with Cloudflare (alien.top)
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When I try to add my Shlink server into my local Shlink Web Client app, it shows the following error in the web console:

Cross-origin request blocked: Same-origin policy does not allow reading remote resources at https://..xxx/rest/v3/health. (Reason: Unsuccessful CORS request). Status code: (null)

Shlink

It's running under Docker, on my server. It's publicly accessible via Cloudflare Tunnels.
The docker-compose was created with the HTTPS enabled, also the domain and subdomains loads with HTTPS.

When I try to visit the service using its public address, I can see the 404 error page, and I can interact with it via cmd.

It's public domain is: https://links.my-site.com (just an example)

Shlink Web Client

It's running under Docker, on my server. But, it's not publicly accessible, but being able to connect only from LAN via HTTPS using a local certificate created with DNS Challenge. It's configured with Nginx Proxy Manager.

It's local domain: https://shlink-wc.my-apps.lan (just an example)

So, both Shlink and Shlink Web Client services are under HTTPS.

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Maybe, something must to be done in Cloudflare actually?

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Maybe, something must to be done in Cloudflare actually?

Yes, maybe? And Cloudflare Tunnels are not selfhosted. Why not ask Cloudflare for support?