App for Cloudflare® Pro

App for Cloudflare® Pro 1.9.9

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Dev Site License?

Is there a way for my license for my live site (where the plugin is deactivated, until I get the r2 images thing working correctly using the dev site) extended to my dev domain? I want to develop the site from the start with the plugin enabled so the images go to the right place from the beginning.
 
The licensing server automatically allows hostnames a level up. For example, if your license is for example.com, it would also work for a site with the hostname of staging.example.com or dev.example.com.
 
Let me know if there are any issues. I know it’s not the most ideal way of doing it, but it was the compromise/solution to some users taking advantage and them having 25 unrelated “dev” sites on a single license.
 
@digitalpoint is it possible to extend the licensing server to also permit example.test domains - I'm using Laravel Herd for local development and it uses .test for all domains.

I'm trying to troubleshoot a compatibility issue between your app with R2 enabled and a lightbox plugin I use - but I can't enable the pro license to use R2 on my .test domain so I can run a debugger.

I was hoping to avoid needing to spin up a VPS and run debug remotely so I can use a dev.example.com subdomain - especially given my HSTS configuration means I also need to set up SSL for that locally hosted domain, which is a bit of a pain.
 
@digitalpoint is it possible to extend the licensing server to also permit example.test domains - I'm using Laravel Herd for local development and it uses .test for all domains.

I'm trying to troubleshoot a compatibility issue between your app with R2 enabled and a lightbox plugin I use - but I can't enable the pro license to use R2 on my .test domain so I can run a debugger.

I was hoping to avoid needing to spin up a VPS and run debug remotely so I can use a dev.example.com subdomain - especially given my HSTS configuration means I also need to set up SSL for that locally hosted domain, which is a bit of a pain.
It's not possible to do it for arbitrary domain that isn't related to the license. It does allow you to run on a test site for your site (for example test.example.com), but if the domain itself is completely different, there's not a way for it to pick it up as the license key is hashed against the domain it belongs to.

The license server needs to be presented with the license key as well as the hostname in order to validate (it can't tell you which site it belongs to by just the license key), it's more like it's being asked "does this key work for this hostname?". In theory, it could whitelist .test domains, but it still would need to be presented with the domain the license is assigned to in order to work.
 
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