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    How to use cloudflare with my custom htaccess rules?

    Hi folks,

    I would like to know, How to use cloudflare with my custom htaccess rules?

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    You need to install mod_Cloudflare if you want the real IPs of the users to be shown to your server. Blocking IPs in .htaccess is generally a bad idea for a large list. If this is a VPS or dedicated server, you should do so in the firewall.

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    That's correct! You should enable the mod_cloudflare on the server. You will need to ask your web-hosting provider whether they will enable this for you. If they are going to enable it then you can use cloudflare with custom htaccess rules.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 24x7servermanag View Post
    That's correct! You should enable the mod_cloudflare on the server. You will need to ask your web-hosting provider whether they will enable this for you. If they are going to enable it then you can use cloudflare with custom htaccess rules.
    Thank you for supporting my views.

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