When trying to verify my SNS subscription I seemingly can’t receive any requests on my cloudflare-proxied site.
When trying to submit a request on my own, I can see it in the request log. I’m totally able to see that AWS tries to send the requests in the WAF event log:
I’ve tried lowering and skipping everything possible security-wise but can’t get the request to my server.
Funny enough, It works when AWS attempts to send a request to a Cloudflare worker. I would use that, but directly after creating it I’ve already received tons and tons of spam / crawl requests - and I really don’t wanna pay for that if the traffic keeps up like that.
Does CF block AWS ASNs by default for all requests?
Your screenshot seems to show your skip rule is executed. Perhaps try setting the DNS entry to “DNS only” (or pause Cloudflare) to see if you receive the request at your origin when bypassing Cloudflare.
Hi @louise2,
It’s solved now, yes - Seems like I’ve had some kind of odd documentation where I’ve looked for the wrong AWS Header. That was the only place where I’ve not put a debug because I was very sure, that’s gonna be correct lol
