Did you get it to work?
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Cloudflare tunnel only requires outbound port opened, check if you've allowed all outbound ports in EC2 security group (the default VPC should have this already).
Otherwise it's probably a misconfiguration reaching the IP/port of the cloudflared service on the EC2. Have you tried checking cloudflared logs? Does your tunnel status show up as healthy?
Yeah, seems like a hard paywall.
Just FYI, your account shows up as a bot. You should change it in your account settings.
Yeah. I guess we could fetch all image ids from the database excluding those uploaded to our local instance, and loop them through the DELETE /image/delete/{delete_token}/{file} API. But I've no idea how to get the delete_token, seems like it's available only during image upload.
I was talking about the storage space on server, not on the user side! Sorry if I wasn't clear.
Doesn't look like there's a way to clean it manually right now, so buckle up!
There is an API DELETE /internal/variants in pictrs to clear out variants of generated images. However it only cleared out a few megabytes in our case.
Happens to the best of us! localhost or 127.0.0.1 should work too.