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So just got back to this... so if it is parked on the bun you need to change the nameservers at cloudflare to actually get the domain to work. Without that step cloudflare can't do much with it. Cloudflare will tell you your own personal cloudflare nameservers, porkbun will have set them to theirs, so firstly find out what the nameservers are set to in cloudflare. Work through this guide
https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/zone-setups/full-setup/setup/
Once cloudflare has the nameservers and they are resolving, which can take 24 hours, you can then route through your tunnel or whatever...
It says arnold.ns.cloudflare.com and dalary.ns.cloudflare.com on Porkbun, on NS for the DNS checker it shows an X, IDK what's going on, I'll read the manual when I get back from town
Yayyy thanks!
seen the other post about white screen - you need to turn on the no tls verify in additional settings on cloudflare tunnel and it needs to be set to https and then localhost to work. So just to make sure, the easiest way to do this is to go to the tunnel in zero trust, add a public hostname which is exactly the same as the domain you added in yunohost, set it to https, localhost, then turn on no tls verify. Should work then...
thanks, i'll wait a bit!