ngrok

问题 I'm tunneling with ngrok to access my localhost of remote desktop. I successfully created my forwarding URL with ngrok but it doesn't seem it works well. Let's say when I do this https://*******.ngrok.io/sentiment/楽 I get what I want. But when I do this https://*******.ngrok.io/sentiment/楽しい I get bad request error but the url actually perfectly returns output on localhost of remote desktop. I don't know what's just different, is there any encoding problem or something? I'm so in trouble.

问题 I'm trying to integrate a web app I'm building with Facebook. Facebook now requires all API calls to be made from https sites. This app I'm building is just for fun so I'm using localhost. I'm using ngrok to forward my requests to Facebook as https. My issue is that although I can see my app when I navigate to the ngrok domain, but it is not working as expected. The ngrok command I am using to create a https tunnel is ngrok http -bind-tls=true localhost:3001 I'm using React to build my app

问题 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 HTML file for another one of my projects. Also, anybody know how to create a HTML file on a Mac? Thanks in advance. Or, If I can't use NGROK, anybody know something as easy and free is it is that I could use for hosting a HTML file on my computer. I need to be able to change the file in real time,

问题 I have a rails site with an "api" subdomain. The routes on my local machine look like this: http://mysite.dev #<-- normal web stuff http://api.mysite.dev #<-- my api How can I map these two subdomains? This is my ngrok config file, but the api endpoint seems to point to the base domain. tunnels: web: subdomain: "my-project" proto: http: mysite.dev:5000 api: subdomain: "api.my-project" proto: http: api.mysite.dev:5000 回答1: In case you are using Constraints in your routes, I would suggest a

问题 Objective: want to share a website preview using ngrok, which creates a tunnel from which my localhost can be seen with an url of something like mywebsite.ngrok.io Problem: I use WAMP and my localhost folder looks something like this: localhostdirectory |-- website1 |-- website2 |-- etc To access a website I type to localhost/website1/ in the browser, I would like to tunnel only that URL, the possible solutions would be: Setting up a Virtual host, I would go through the hassle of manually

问题 I have a problem with ngrok and arduino, i send a message but when i open ngrok it says: 404 Not found I think it could be problem with port, I use 4040 because ngrok open localhost:4040 but i don't know if it is true. The server-side app on java use port 80 #include <ESP8266HTTPClient.h> #include <ESP8266WiFi.h> /* wifi network name */ char* ssidName = "mywifi"; /* WPA2 PSK password */ char* pwd = "mypwd"; /* service IP address */ char* address = "http://cf3c013e.ngrok.io"; void setup() {

问题 TO NOTE: When you see postmapping-url-here and MyOwnDefinedEntity down where I show the code, it just means I'm trying not to reveal too much. So I'm using Twilio to send and receive text messages. I've been stuck on this problem for around 3 days now, and I just can't seem to figure out how to resolve it. I'm using Spring Boot as the application framework, Gradle as the build tool, and VSCode as the IDE. I'm also using Ngrok to create a tunnel for localhost:8080 to run on. When I ran it as a

问题 I am trying to build a facebook messenger bot using nodejs. I got the bot developed with core features. While testing for a negative scenario where the user sends in a GIF or sticker, it has to respond "I couldn't get you. Sorry". It does send that message but it hangs and keeps sending that message thereafter every few minutes. I noticed that the ngrok server threw an 500 HTTP Internal Server Error for the POST request. On further debugging, I was able to find out that res.send(200) is not

问题 I want to debug my azure bot with botframework emulator. Whenever I try to connect, the emulator tells me the bot is remote but the callback URL is localhost. How can I change this? It also complains about my ngrok settings, but I am fairly sure that everything's allright about them, because I downloaded ngrok and pasted the correct path to the .exe in the settings. How can I fix this problem? Note that I finally get an internal server error. My Settings in the bot Framework page (as

问题 I need to debug webhooks in an asp.net core 2 api hosted with kestrel. It only runs in https : https://localhost:44338 (accessible, works fine) I thought ngrok would be fast to use but I'm always redirected to an error 502. I've tried those conbinations I found in other posts: ngrok http -region=eu -bind-tls=true -host-header=rewrite localhost:44338 ngrok http 44338 -region=eu -host-header="localhost:44338" ngrok.exe http -region=eu -host-header=rewrite localhost:44338 ngrok tls -region=eu