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[BUG] cloudflared proxied faikin not working #411

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jsapede opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 6 comments
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[BUG] cloudflared proxied faikin not working #411

jsapede opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 6 comments
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@jsapede
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jsapede commented Jul 31, 2024

Faikin hardware
Faikin-S3-MINI-N4-R2:

Daikin hardware
S21

Describe the bug
im getting access to my homelab using cloudflared tunnelling but impossible to get access to faikin interface.
On local LAN works without problems, but after proxying it through cloudflared got following errors : "Header fields are too long"

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Launch cloudflare tunnel
  2. add hostname
  3. browse hostname

Expected behavior
nomal access to the page.

Additional context
all my homelab apps are proxied using cloudflare without any problem

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revk commented Jul 31, 2024

Sounds like something is adding (long) header fields?

@jsapede
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jsapede commented Jul 31, 2024

I dont really know, never had problem on any apps with those tunnels witch acts like a proxy over vpn

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revk commented Aug 1, 2024

Well it is a tiny microcontroller and allocates some static buffers in the http server handling. So the config needs to know how big.

It would help to know what headers and how big!

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jsapede commented Aug 1, 2024

Well it is a tiny microcontroller and allocates some static buffers in the http server handling. So the config needs to know how big.

It would help to know what headers and how big!

Ixhave non Idea how to proceed but if you need some logs i Can have a try

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revk commented Aug 1, 2024

I don't know either, the http server is part of the ESP IDF, so not sure if I can get any logs, and if I could it would be over a serial debug port.

Do you have anything else you can access in the same way that allows you to dump/report what headers are sent?

Or can you packet dump on your LAN (this is http not https so should be clear).

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revk commented Aug 18, 2024

If you are able to find headers being sent, but setting something else to access by proxy, then that may allow me to address the issue. Re-open if/when you do.

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