############################################################################### # Copyright 2006-2018, Way to the Web Limited # URL: http://www.configserver.com # Email: sales@waytotheweb.com ############################################################################### # This file contains configuration elements for the CF_ENABLE CloudFlare # feature # # Entries: # # DOMAIN: # These list the per domain CloudFlare credientials for each matching domain # for all relevant triggers (i.e. LF_MODSEC) # # The special case "any" can be used as the domain name for all relevant # triggers regardless of domain # # USER: # This must be a unique name for the entry, but does not have to be a local # linux account name # # CFACCOUNT: # This is the CloudFlare login user (email address) # # CFAPIKEY: # This is the CloudFlare Client API Key # # DISABLE: # Normally, comment out a line to disable it. On servers with CF_CPANEL enabled # a cPanel user can be disabled here # # ANY: # On servers with CF_CPANEL enabled a cPanel user can be configured to use the # special "any" case (see above) # # CloudFlare client credientials for any domain triggered: #DOMAIN:any:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:sales@hostsdomain.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789 # CloudFlare client credientials for domain.com involved in trigger: #DOMAIN:domain.com:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:sales@domain.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789 # CloudFlare client credientials for domain2.com involved in trigger: #DOMAIN:domain2.com:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:myuser@hotmail.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789 # Disable CloudFlare cPanel user mycpanel from this feature: #DISABLE:mycpanel # Enable a cPanel user mycpanel to use the "any" feature: #ANY:mycpanel