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Hey guys, For my home server I am using a Cloudflare domain name to access it, but I noticed today that my connections are secured using the Google Trust Services LLC certs, rather than the Let's Encrypt certs Nginx Proxy Manager uses.. so I'm assuming that cloudflare is having a ball sniffing all my traffic before forwarding my requests to my server...

Is there a way around this? Do other registrars do this??

Thanks!

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[–] beppi@sh.itjust.works 2 points 3 years ago

Good point, I'll leave it on then. Thanks for your help!