Add this environment variable to your Docker Compose or Docker Run command:
If you are seeing the error "Unable to access 1337x.to, blocked by Cloudflare Protection," you are not alone. This issue typically occurs when the 1337x indexer updates its Cloudflare security (like Turnstile), causing FlareSolverr to fail or time out during the challenge-solving process.
The most common reason FlareSolverr "doesn't work" for 1337x is that it is installed but not actually being used for that specific indexer.
Ensure you are running the latest version of FlareSolverr. Older versions are often patched by Cloudflare updates.
ISPs or network administrators may impose restrictions that prevent Flaresolverr from communicating with 1337x or Cloudflare.
The error in question typically manifests when users attempt to access 1337x through Flaresolverr but encounter a roadblock. Symptoms may include an inability to connect, failed downloads, or simply a failure to bypass Cloudflare's protection. Several factors could contribute to this issue:
Run FlareSolverr behind a residential proxy (e.g., from Webshare or Bright Data). Cloudflare tolerates real ISPs more than datacenter IPs.