2012-04-18, 11:10 PM
@damoncloudflare LMK when you're sending me that commission check for all the sales work I do for you. 
Not quite there yet
Not quite there yet2012-04-20, 03:12 PM
How do you use CloudFlare to block whole countries, or is this just normal htaccess stuff that doesn't involve CloudFlare?
Our site just came online and so far so good. I don't personally notice a speed difference though.
Our site just came online and so far so good. I don't personally notice a speed difference though.
2012-04-20, 06:37 PM
(2012-04-20, 03:12 PM)Monaco Wrote: [ -> ]How do you use CloudFlare to block whole countries, or is this just normal htaccess stuff that doesn't involve CloudFlare?
Our site just came online and so far so good. I don't personally notice a speed difference though.
You would have to fully block in .htacess. While you can *block* in CloudFlare's threat control panel, our country block only challenges those visitors right now (no a full block)
"I don't personally notice a speed difference though."
Give it a few days for the caching to build out.
2012-04-21, 03:27 AM
(2012-04-20, 06:37 PM)damoncloudflare Wrote: [ -> ](2012-04-20, 03:12 PM)Monaco Wrote: [ -> ]How do you use CloudFlare to block whole countries, or is this just normal htaccess stuff that doesn't involve CloudFlare?
Our site just came online and so far so good. I don't personally notice a speed difference though.
You would have to fully block in .htacess. While you can *block* in CloudFlare's threat control panel, our country block only challenges those visitors right now (no a full block)
"I don't personally notice a speed difference though."
Give it a few days for the caching to build out.
I never noticed a huge difference either. But then again, my forum is very low traffic.