Do you mean a WAF rule? I might be in the wrong place. If it is WAF though I get an error when I save log rules

That a Custom rule?

The confusion here likely has to do with the fact that Firewall Rules recently is in the process of migrating to Custom Rules, which has no Allow action:

and the Log action requires a paid plan (no idea why it shows up in UI at all)

Aye every reference seems to be to needing Enterprise. No worries. I'll either write my own worker or switch back to Bunny for file storage

until I can afford enterprise ofc haha

The Log action doesn't need Enterprise! Just any paid plan, the $25/mo one will do

can you link to the docs on that one? I'm definitely in the wrong place then

Checking something first, one sec

no worries, no rush on it. Rest of the code needs writing before it's an issue haha

So it looks like custom rules is new enough that there isnt any documentation on what plan has what features

which is helpful!

It looks like I was wrong about this, because they changed it

From trial and error it does indeed appear to require Enterprise plan, which seems like an odd requirement

So sorry for the mistake there

If you wanted to do a funny workaround you could do something like this

Not a problem, I'll figure something out 🙂

Also - if you're fronting requests with a Worker, you can use Workers Logpush (included with Workers Paid @ $5/mo) to send logs (including any

console.log

that you run) to R2 or another external provider

I'll have a look into that (hopefully I don't bump into logpush the service again, that's where I was getting stuck before asking here haha) -- worst case I'll use something like this example plus an r2 fetch, firing

postLog()

on all requests rather than just errors https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/examples/debugging-logs/

this is nice, maybe worth telling people? https://twitter.com/CloudflareDev/status/1638911028477173762

Hi ! Everyone Need some help here I want to know that how can I upload a media ( image or video ) file using the @aws-sdk/client-s3 in NodeJS and get the uploaded media url back from r2 so that I can store it in my database. something like this 👇🏻 uploadMediaToR2() ➡️ getTheReturnedMediaURL() ➡️ storeToDB() More on what I am trying to build I am trying to make a website similar to https://www.pexels.com/, mine one is just niche focused As I am complete beginner to this cloud technologies and R2, need some extra suggestion in order to improve

It was announced here a couple of weeks ago, it's just new in the dashboard

ah then I just wasn't paying attention 👍

Hey everyone! Just joined to ask if anyone has resources about developing with R2 and local cf workers? I'm using Wrangler in "local" mode and it keeps thinking my r2 bucket is empty. It works fine in "remote" mode, and all the wrangler commands to manage r2 seem to be only for remote buckets. I found this https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/issues/1066 from a while ago, but no other news. Miniflare seems to have stuff about persisting R2 to a local folder, but wrangler appears to ignore that part in the .toml, and miniflare on its own doesn't have the build tools that wrangler is bundled with. Any pointers would be appreciated!

Have you tried

—persist

?

Looks like apple messed up the dashes there, should be

--persist

I've used

--persist

in the

wrangler dev

command. The

wrangler r2 object put

cli doesn't seem to accept

--persist

or

--local

My hope was to seed the bucket with data before running the worker

Oh yeah, that only works on remote.

Hey, I can't get Client IP Address Filtering to work, I can connect fine without it, but as soon as I add my ip/32, my server can't connect.