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- Exposing localhost to the internet via tunneling (using ngrok): HTTP . . .
The simplest thing for me was using iisexpress-proxy + ngrok First I install iisexpress-proxy globally with npm npm install -g iisexpress-proxy Then I proxy my localhost with it Say for instance my site is running on 3003 iisexpress-proxy 3003 to 12345 where 12345 is the new http port I want to proxy to Then I can run ngrok on it ngrok exe http 12345 It just works! 😃 But I think it
- How to host an HTML file with ngrok? - Stack Overflow
Is it possible to host, instead of a web app, a HTML file with NGROK? I really don't know anything about NGROK, I just used it to host a server for a Twilio app, and am wanting to use it to host a
- Is ngrok safe to use or can it be compromised? - Stack Overflow
Is ngrok a safe tool to use? I was reading a tutorial which recommended to use ngrok test API responses that I make to outside services that need to connect to my endpoints also
- How to generate fixed url with ngrok - Stack Overflow
I am working on Facebook messenger My Facebook app only accept one url for a webhook but ngrok is generating a new URL every time Now I am unable to test my app because the webhook URL has changed
- tunnel - Ngrok: How to open port 80 - Stack Overflow
Try this to connect your local server to Ngrok Start your server on the local host and expose the server port to Ngrok Lets say I am a running a rails app To start my local server, I will hit rail server The default rails local host is localhost:3000 And not localhost:8080 Enter localhost:3000 into your browser and ensure that it calls up your application Once that's done, open your
- Is Ngrok safe to use for servers? If so how exactly does it . . . - Reddit
Recently through many peoples help before I found out that FileZilla is useless to me if I run my server off my own computer and not through a website I'm wanting to make my server public for me and my close friends as well hopefully cross compatible with java and bedrock So for my actual question through some helpful tips and some searching through YouTube, I want to make my final
- How do you force ngrok to forward to http and not https?
To forward to http you need to use the scheme flag as follows: ngrok http --scheme=http 4545 --host-header=localhost:4545 This will specify to ngrok to forward to http and it the endpoint produced will be http not https
- Laragons Quick Share with Ngrok not working as expected
In my case i do it this Check it is ngrock has been install by going into laragon terminal check it by typeing ngrock status or ngrock update Set the auth token with your ngrock token (if you don't know where the laragon store the ngrok exe file, the file location is inside laragon bin folder there is ngrok folder) Go into the ngrok ymil file after token has been authenticate (the yml file
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