CloudFlare won't force HTTPS

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So in my Dashboard I have ‘Force HTTPS’ and ‘HTTPS Rewrites’ and I have encryption on ‘Full (Strict)’.

And if I go to my website on https it works fine, but I go on http and it lets me go on it and when I try to log into my website it just reloads like I never logged in. So for guests it might show http version and when they register it doesn’t work…

What can I do? Should I add the rewrite rules manually in ‘rules’?

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Kindly, may I ask is the Always use HTTPS option being enabled at Cloudflare for your domain?

Moreover, how about Automatic HTTPS rewrites option? (just in case)

SSL/TLS app Settings

SSL/TLS Configuration Video: This tutorial covers basic settings in the SSL/TLS app of the Cloudflare Dashboard, including SSL Mode [Off/Flexible/Full/Full (Strict)], Cloudflare Origin Certificates, ‘Always Use HTTPS’ and ‘Automatic HTTPS Rewrites’. The settings covered here can all be found by visiting Cloudflare.com, logging in, selecting the domain and choosing the SSL/TLS app. [SSL:TLS Button] SSL Modes [|717px;x331px;] Off The connection between your visitor and Cloudflare and Clou…

Are the DNS records being cloud too?

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So what do I do? It’s still happening

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If you dont mind provide us with your Domain, then we can check this

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my website

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Your nameserver configuration at your registrar is having some issues:

You need to keep only both Cloudflare nameservers while removing the others (ns1 & ns2.unaux.com).

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As you are using a free .ml TLD domain.
Could you please re-check at it’s interface and setup the Cloudflare nameservers. Keep only Cloudflare ones.

nulledplace.ml Returned me “An unexpected error occurred. Please try again later” from the origin, and not Cloudflare.

I got the next nameservers returned for your domain:

ns1.unaux.com
ns2.unaux.com

Kindly, if you want to use Cloudflare, you need to change your nameservers to Cloudflare ones at your domain registar.

Here’s step-by-step instructions how to do it:

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/205195708-Changing-your-domain-nameservers-to-Cloudflare

Step 1: Adding your domain to Cloudflare

This tutorial covers creating a Cloudflare account, adding a domain, changing nameservers and checking imported DNS records. Sign up Go to dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up, enter your Email and create a password, read the terms and notices and click ‘Create Account’ [Sign-Up Page] Add site Enter your domain. This has to be your actual domain (e.g. mydomain.com or mydomain.co.uk) and must not include any domain specific hostnames (e.g. www.mydomain.com or similar). Furthermore the domain has to …

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Oh the ‘An unexpected error occured. Please try again later’ is my website. It broke, because I deleted something by accident.
And if I delete the unaux nameservers then my site won’t work as my host needs them.
And I also have CloudFlare nameservers on my domain:

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So you are stuck in the middle. You can’t remove unaux nameservers because your host needs them, but Cloudflare will not work 100% properly because you have unaux nameservers together with Cloudflare nameservers.

Now, when your user visits your website, depends on luck, they might hit Cloudflare IP address or hit your server IP address directly.

What will happen exactly when you remove unaux nameservers? Your hosting will be deactivated immediately?

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Before it was giving a prohibited IP error but I fixed it and the site works fine…