CloudFlare DNS Manager
  • Introduction
  • Requirements
  • Installation
  • Get Started
    • Adding a Cloudflare Account
    • Adding Domain
    • Mass Edit DNS Records
    • Editing DNS Records of a Single Domain
    • Using Proxy on API Requests
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Using Proxy on API Requests

Using Proxy on API Requests

You can configure the app to route Cloudflare API requests through a proxy.

Step 1 — Edit .env File

Open your .env file and configure the following settings:

HTTP_PROXY=false
PROXY_FILE_PATH=proxy.txt

Step 2 — Enable Proxy

  • Set HTTP_PROXY=true to enable proxy usage.

  • Set HTTP_PROXY=false to disable it.

Step 3 — Configure Proxy List

Open the proxy.txt file (you can edit or replace this file):

  • Each line should contain one proxy.

  • Supported formats:

ip:port
username:password:ip:port

Example:

192.168.1.100:8080
user123:pass123:192.168.1.101:3128

The app will randomly use proxies from this list for Cloudflare API requests.

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