Hello everyone, I don’t know if I’m in the right category, but I’ll try to explain my problem. We use website A with Cloudflare and WP-All-Export and website B without Cloudflare with WP-All-Import. The export of the product file on the web space on website A works perfectly, but website B has the problem that the import no longer runs completely when the import is triggered by cron on website A since we have Cloudflare. As soon as I start the import on website B manually, it works without any problems. I have already created some rules etc. but the problem cannot be solved. Does anyone have any help for me?
If you are calling a script on a server that’s using the Cloudflare proxy, note that there is a 100 second proxy read timeout on Cloudflare. If the script takes longer than that and doesn’t return anything in that time, the connection will time out. This time can only be changed if you are on an Enterprise plan.
Otherwise you’ll need to use a hostname that is “DNS only”, or the server’s direct IP address, to call the script without going through the proxy.
Hey, thanks for the feedback. But I think I expressed myself somewhat incomprehensibly. An export is running on website A where Cloudflare is also connected upstream. This works without any problems. The export stores a CSV file on the server without any aborts. Website B, where Cloudflare is not connected upstream, now accesses the web space of website A with an import that is executed by a cronjob in order to import the export file. The problem we have is that when the import is carried out by cronjob instead of 500 articles only 100 articles are imported. If I start the import of the export file manually, all articles from website A are imported to website B, but when the cronjob starts it does not work. As if cloudflare would block the cronjob.