#Cloudflare token headers

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hallow axle
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Im trying to add these 2 headers to a Swarm URL backend.

CF-Access-Client-Secret: <Your-Client-Secret>```

What is the correct format? I have tried with and without the `:` I can access it in my browser by adding these headers so I know it should work.

If I add the `:` I get ```2024-08-22 12:17:31.692 [Debug] Backend 4 idling because: AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. (The format of value 'CF-Access-Client-Id: <redacted>  CF-Access-Client-Secret: <redacted>' is invalid.)``` 

If I do it without the `:` I get my logs flooded. I cannot upload those because it contains my tokens in plain text and I don't trust myself to remove them all. This HTML is the Access Denied page you would see if you entered the url into a browser.
```11:37:27.325 [Init] Initializing backend #1 - Swarm-API-Backend...
11:37:28.790 [Error] Final error (12) while initializing backend #1 - Swarm-API-Backend, giving up: Newtonsoft.Json.JsonReaderException: Failed to parse JSON `<!DOCTYPE html>  <html>    <head>    <title>Error · Cloudflare Access</title>    <meta charset="utf-8" />    <meta name="robots" content="noindex" />    <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1, ```
hallow axle
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se,&quot;mtls_status&quot;:&quot;NONE&quot;}"></input> </body>`: Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: <. Path '', line 0, position 0. at SwarmUI.Utils.Utilities.ParseToJson(String input) in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Utils\Utilities.cs:line 435 at SwarmUI.Utils.Utilities.PostJson(HttpClient client, String url, JObject data, Action`1 adaptFunc) in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Utils\Utilities.cs:line 263 at SwarmUI.Backends.SwarmSwarmBackend.ValidateAndBuild() in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Backends\SwarmSwarmBackend.cs:line 92 at SwarmUI.Backends.SwarmSwarmBackend.Init() in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Backends\SwarmSwarmBackend.cs:line 337 at SwarmUI.Backends.SwarmSwarmBackend.Init() in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Backends\SwarmSwarmBackend.cs:line 371 at SwarmUI.Backends.BackendHandler.LoadBackendDirect(T2IBackendData data) in C:\Users\Joe\source\repos\SwarmUI\src\Backends\BackendHandler.cs:line 496

drifting sorrel
hallow axle
drifting sorrel
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which is awful and cloudflare is smelly

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but that'll cover that

hallow axle
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but free SSL makes them less smelly.

hallow axle
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To get around this I just whitelisted the IP. for anyone who finds this later I also had to set an auth rule in cloudflare access to allow this and stop redirecting to a login page.

I could not figure out how to bypass the login page using only service token like I originally wanted. If anyone figures that out I would love to learn.

drifting sorrel
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use #announcements message

floral coral
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@hallow axle We like free and easy SSLs. What are you trying to set up with CloudFlare or CloudFlared?

hallow axle
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Using cloudflared.

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onyx jewel
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Bad thing about cloudflared is that if you don't register a connection in the dashboard it disconnects randomly if you need to keep it alive

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