cloudflared | Cloudflare Tunnel client | Proxy library

There are various options when it comes to connecting to a machine running on a private network:

1. Running cloudflared on the client (which you already found)
2. Installing the WARP client on the user side, then using cloudflared on the server side to expose the service securely. Finally, route the network traffic for the private network on the tunnel via WARP. This approach is described in a tutorial here
3. Cloudflare started also supporting in browser rendering of an SSH session. I have wrote a tutorial describing how to set it up here.

Approach (3) would do away with the need of running a client since it relies on a simple browser.

You can do this easily by iterating over every single line in the file and loading each line as a JSON into a Python dictionary.

I've provided an implemntation, assuming the following:

• your file is named logs.jsonl in the current working directory
• there will be at most 1 link per message
• there is no newline at the end of the file (might cause error at the empty line)

I hope this helps someone:

There were two things that I needed to do to get this working:

1. on Godaddy - email routing: I had to change this to "LOCAL MAIL EXCHANGER"

2. Cloudflare: I had to set up two records on CLOUDFLARE in order for this to work

#1

Record type: MX domainname.com mail.domainname.com 1 hr DNS only

#2

Record Type: A mail xx.xxx.xxx.xx (IP ADDRESS of SERVER) Auto Proxied

Worked!

Prior to this, as mentioned in the question, I had set up the DNS in GoDaddy's WHM (set the name servers) and the created an A record pointing to the server in the DNS Management tab for the domain.

In the dockerfile it is ./cloudflared, so that would be: