Hi.
I was enabled the " Normalize incoming URLs" setting for checking purpose.
And then i desable the " Normalize incoming URLs" setting. But still decoding the url.
I have tried many times to stop normalize but it’s not stopping.
What should I do.
Please help.
Could you please provide an example URL, which replicates this behaviour, so we can reproduce this?
Thanks.
For example
This url decoding by Cloudflare
https://api.socialcounts.org/https%3A%2F
This is without Cloudflare
http://socialcounts.herokuapp.com/https%3A%2F
For me the same error occures if I request:
https://api.socialcounts.org/https:/https://api.socialcounts.org/https%3A%2F
but this in first place is not proof of, that Cloudflare triggers that “normalization”.
EDIT since you added something:
Yes, this looks like Cloudflare normalizes. Can you post a screenshot of your Normalization config in the Dashboard?
Can you also confirm that the two name servers at the bottom of your DNS page here are Clara and Zac?
I also don’t think I’m quite visualizing what’s going on. Normalizing only shows up behind the scenes, so I don’t think the browser will show the normalization. But if you Normalize to the origin, you’d see it in the logs.
That is my express node server.
So which logs should i see ?
The logs on the server.
I already tried.
I had see in my server logs.
In logs, url coming after normalize.
Normalizing by cloudflare
Also,
I requested on my ip address direct.
There is no problem with direct ip.
But when i request to my domain.
It’s normalizing
reply please
Since I think this must be a bug, I forwarded this to the devs. If possible please contact support [at] cloudflare [dot] com and open a ticket so we can append this on the internal discussion.
Thanks.
It was night for some of us. Most importantly, me. And I do need sleep, which is why I’m not here for you 24/7.
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@munnyreol Please go ahead and open a ticket and share the ticket number here. Also, kindly include the webserver logs in the ticket as well for us to investigate. I can confirm that you do not have any normalization rules turned on.
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