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follower90
commented on June 20, 2024
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launching with my region fixed the problem
ngrok http 3978 --region=eu
then you can add region: eu string to config to ~/.ngrok2/ngrok.yml to run without extra keys
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mrublya
commented on June 20, 2024
5
same issue at me and my colleagues
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ashwin-elangovan
commented on June 20, 2024
3
It's back online for me
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
2
Sadly no, #66 was a hardware level issue. Still haven't been able to pin down a cause on this one.
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SincerelyUnique
commented on June 20, 2024
2
For example:
1.ping tunnel.ap.ngrok.com and get the public network ip(if use VPN, disconnect it first),
attention: the ap is the region (maybe us or others)
2.set the ip/domain in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
3.start ngrok with this command: ngrok.exe http -region ap 8080
FYI
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ctrlaltdylan
commented on June 20, 2024
1
also experiencing this issue as of this morning. Here are my logs:
INFO[04-08|11:05:07] no configuration paths supplied
INFO[04-08|11:05:07] using configuration at default config path path=/home/dylan/.ngrok2/ngrok.yml
INFO[04-08|11:05:07] open config file path=/home/dylan/.ngrok2/ngrok.yml err=nil
t=2020-04-08T11:05:07-0400 lvl=info msg="starting web service" obj=web addr=127.0.0.1:4040
t=2020-04-08T11:05:12-0400 lvl=warn msg="failed to check for update" obj=updater err="Post https://update.equinox.io/check: context deadline exceeded"
t=2020-04-08T11:05:17-0400 lvl=eror msg="failed to reconnect session" obj=csess id=1c907e548f56 err="read tcp 192.168.0.173:48720->3.15.55.144:443: i/o timeout"
t=2020-04-08T11:05:24-0400 lvl=info msg="tunnel session started" obj=tunnels.session
t=2020-04-08T11:05:24-0400 lvl=info msg="client session established" obj=csess id=1c907e548f56
t=2020-04-08T11:05:25-0400 lvl=info msg="started tunnel" obj=tunnels name="verdict (http)" addr=http://localhost:3000 url=http://verdict.ngrok.io
t=2020-04-08T11:05:25-0400 lvl=info msg="started tunnel" obj=tunnels name=verdict addr=http://localhost:3000 url=https://verdict.ngrok.io
t=2020-04-08T11:06:23-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=09a443592942 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54696
t=2020-04-08T11:06:27-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=14c538fe9ad6 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54696
t=2020-04-08T11:06:27-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=8f27618d0ea2 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54702
t=2020-04-08T11:06:27-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=da1ef30d97cd l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54706
t=2020-04-08T11:06:27-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=b5dcb5c6db76 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54704
t=2020-04-08T11:06:28-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=ea157ab1587a l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54708
t=2020-04-08T11:06:28-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=19598f8b6447 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=[2600:8806:8803:f00:94ea:c0d7:bffe:fcc0]:54710
t=2020-04-08T11:06:46-0400 lvl=eror msg="heartbeat timeout, terminating session" obj=csess id=1845f4703f6a clientid=53b70d0883603810c98d7699f6e605e1
t=2020-04-08T11:06:46-0400 lvl=eror msg="session closed, starting reconnect loop" obj=csess id=1c907e548f56 err="read EOF from remote peer"
t=2020-04-08T11:06:56-0400 lvl=eror msg="failed to reconnect session" obj=csess id=1c907e548f56 err="dial tcp: i/o timeout"
t=2020-04-08T11:07:04-0400 lvl=info msg="tunnel session started" obj=tunnels.session
t=2020-04-08T11:07:05-0400 lvl=info msg="client session established" obj=csess id=1c907e548f56
t=2020-04-08T11:09:06-0400 lvl=info msg="join connections" obj=join id=4f0364ea4a06 l=127.0.0.1:3000 r=202.108.43.173:52555
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munazmv
commented on June 20, 2024
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I've switched to this https://github.com/beyondcode/expose. Working nicely.
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
Hrm. I recently made a small change to how the ngrok service is hosted, but I can't imagine what exactly would be causing it. I'm going to add some additional logging server side to help me see if that's the issue. If I can't find it, I'll revert the hosting change and we'll try again just to be doubly sure. I might need your interactive help if it comes to that, I'll email you about it.
Thanks, and sorry for the inconvenience while I get to the bottom of this.
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lawrencegs
commented on June 20, 2024
Gotcha. Just let me know how I can help 👍
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lawrencegs
commented on June 20, 2024
@inconshreveable - By any chance, is this related to #68 ?
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abhikp
commented on June 20, 2024
I'm getting something similar.
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Reading configuration file /Users/abhik/.ngrok
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [view] [web] Serving web interface on 127.0.0.1:4040
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Checking for update
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5c344467] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5c344467] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"darwin","Arch":"amd
[2013/12/26 15:30:37 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) No update available
[2013/12/26 15:31:48 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5c344467] Closing
[2013/12/26 15:31:48 PST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure read tcp 96.126.125.171:443: operation timed out
[2013/12/26 15:31:48 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 1 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/26 15:31:49 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/26 15:31:49 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:13d6a275] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/26 15:31:49 PST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:13d6a275] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"darwin","Arch":"amd
[2013/12/26 15:32:44 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [view] [term] Got quit command
[2013/12/26 15:32:44 PST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [controller] Shutting down
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michaeldupuisjr
commented on June 20, 2024
I also started getting the "reconnecting" status this morning.
[2013/12/27 09:15:56 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Reading configuration file /Users/[username]/.ngrok
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [view] [web] Serving web interface on 127.0.0.1:4040
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Checking for update
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:2683caec] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:2683caec] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":[auth_token],"Password":"","OS":"darwin","Arch":"amd64","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/27 09:15:57 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) No update available
[2013/12/27 09:16:58 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:2683caec] Closing
[2013/12/27 09:16:58 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure read tcp 96.126.125.171:443: operation timed out
[2013/12/27 09:16:58 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 1 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/27 09:16:59 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/27 09:17:00 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:63e27f2a] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/27 09:17:00 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:63e27f2a] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":[auth_token],"Password":"","OS":"darwin","Arch":"amd64","ClientId":""}}
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krzysztofantczak
commented on June 20, 2024
I'm also getting a lot of reconnections + on the server side, i'm getting something like this:
[12/27/13 18:00:13] [INFO] [pub:5cb40d59] New connection from 192.168.1.9:53224
[12/27/13 18:00:23] [WARN] [pub:5cb40d59] Failed to read valid https request: malformed HTTP request "~\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00{\"Type\":\"Auth\",\"Payload\":{\"Version\":\"2\",\"MmVersion\":\"1.6\",\"User\":\"\",\"Password\":\"\",\"OS\":\"darwin\",\"Arch\":\"amd64\",\"ClientId\":\"\"}}"
[12/27/13 18:00:23] [DEBG] [pub:5cb40d59] Closing
It's self hosted instance.
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Anachron
commented on June 20, 2024
Yeah same here, can't connect to ngrok anymore.
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felipecocco
commented on June 20, 2024
I was using it just fine a few days ago and can no longer connect as well
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
Hey guys. Sorry about this, I've been tracking this down for the last couple days and I think I've got it pinned down. ngrok is working again right now, and I've added extra logging on my side and a potential fix. It might go down one more time briefly if I'm wrong about what the problem is.
The TLS multiplexer I'm using to run multiple TLS applications on my box either had bad error handling code that was causing it to hang (which I think I've fixed), or was hitting a file descriptor limit because it's not being set properly or because it's leaking descriptors. I'm going to be monitoring it closely for the next 24 hours to make sure I catch the problem and will update the issue to let you guys know what's going on. I wouldn't expect any more significant service interruptions.
Sorry about all of the problems.
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Anachron
commented on June 20, 2024
Yupp, it's working (again).
Thanks, @inconshreveable!
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abhikp
commented on June 20, 2024
Thanks for getting it working again!
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lawrencegs
commented on June 20, 2024
I'm sadly still facing this issue :(
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Reading configuration file C:\Users\myusername/.ngrok
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [view] [web] Serving web interface on 127.0.0.1:4040
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Checking for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:1579e859] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:1579e859] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:1579e859] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 1 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:32:12 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) No update available
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:591a7220] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:591a7220] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:591a7220] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:13 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 2 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3597d201] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3597d201] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3597d201] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:15 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 4 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5123af8a] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5123af8a] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:5123af8a] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:19 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 8 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:32:27 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:27 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3d9ec099] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:27 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3d9ec099] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:28 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:3d9ec099] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:28 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:28 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 16 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:d8ec124] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:d8ec124] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:d8ec124] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:32:44 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 30 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [view] [term] Waiting for update
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:4f6685b9] New connection to: 96.126.125.171:443
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:4f6685b9] Writing message: {"Type":"Auth","Payload":{"Version":"2","MmVersion":"1.6","User":"","Password":"","OS":"windows","Arch":"386","ClientId":""}}
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [DEBG] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Debug:56) [ctl:4f6685b9] Closing
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [EROR] (ngrok/log.Error:97) control recovering from failure EOF
[2013/12/28 19:33:14 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.Info:89) Waiting 30 seconds before reconnecting
[2013/12/28 19:33:27 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [view] [term] Got quit command
[2013/12/28 19:33:27 EST] [INFO] (ngrok/log.(*PrefixLogger).Info:60) [controller] Shutting down
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Anachron
commented on June 20, 2024
What if you download newest version and try again?
Maybe it actually is bug #68 for you.
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
@lawrencegs So I finally have the logging in place to be able to track this down (I hope). Can you tell me what IP address the ngrok server would see when you're connecting through your company firewall so I can find your data in the logs? You can send it to me privately if that's a concern for you.
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
@lawrencegs Well, good news is I think I understand the issue. By correlating the timestamps in your logs with my server logs I can see the error that's coming out. Here's what I think is going on:
I recently added a TLS load balancer so that I could run additional ngrok-like applications all on the same port without having to buy multiple machines / add multiple IP addresses. To do this I built a TLS load balancer (https://github.com/inconshreveable/slt) which examines the SNI extension data in a TLS handshake. ngrok puts the name "ngrokd.ngrok.com" and other applications put in a different name which allows the traffic to be routed to the proper application on my server.
So the bad news is, I suspect but cannot prove that your company firewall is reading the HTTPS traffic and rewriting it without the SNI data. SNI support is relatively new (only popular in the last 5 years or so), so it's not terribly surprising.
There's not much you can do to get around this so I'm going to have to come up with a different way to support multiple applications in order to deal with network middle boxes like these.
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inconshreveable
commented on June 20, 2024
@lawrencegs Already, I've modified the load balancer now so that your client will begin working behind the firewall again. I'll need to figure out another strategy for running multiple applications. Sorry this took so long to track down. Please confirm the fix and I'll close out this issue.
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lawrencegs
commented on June 20, 2024
@inconshreveable I confirm that its working again. Thank you very much!
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Hacker457
commented on June 20, 2024
How can I solve this problem?
Session Status reconnecting ([read udp 192.168.1.100:40127->8.8.8.8:5
Version 2.2.8
Region United States (us)
Web Interface http://127.0.0.1:4040
Connections ttl opn rt1 rt5 p50 p90
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rutansh
commented on June 20, 2024
Session Status reconnecting (Get https://dns.google.com/resolve?cd=true&name=tunnel.us.ngrok.com&type=A: NOT FOUND)
Version 2.2.8
Region United States (us)
Web Interface http://127.0.0.1:4040
Connections ttl opn rt1 rt5 p50 p90
0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
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moeinrahimi
commented on June 20, 2024
I have the exact issue a @Hacker457
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sontr-n
commented on June 20, 2024
the problem has returned. I was using then it crashed(Session Status: Reconnecting)
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manantwar
commented on June 20, 2024
Facing same issue here as well. was working yesterday
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ankittyagi
commented on June 20, 2024
facing same issue
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Graziella-Husson
commented on June 20, 2024
Same issue, was working 1 hour ago...
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sontr-n
commented on June 20, 2024
the problem is solved
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Graziella-Husson
commented on June 20, 2024
Yes, thank you!
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joshiadvait8
commented on June 20, 2024
reconnecting (resolved tunnel.us.ngrok.com has no records)
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joshiadvait8
commented on June 20, 2024
how to solve this thing?
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martabelfm
commented on June 20, 2024
I still have this problem
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martabelfm
commented on June 20, 2024
how to solve this thing?
Talk to your system admin, problem is in the firewall.
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ajhello
commented on June 20, 2024
I think I am having a similar problems. When I run ngrok http: 127.0.0.1: 8080 I get the error "reconnecting (dial tcp 3...:**: i/o timeout). I can send the log output if you need more information. I am doing this at work so this could be a company firewall issue? Just wondering if there is a workaround for this!
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ajhello
commented on June 20, 2024
After starting your ngrok turn on the mobile hotspot. In my case it works. Give it a try, mayble it will work in your case too.
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Do you mean connect to my hotspot and then run the ngrok command? Is there any other workaround in your experience? My phone doesn't have hotspot capabilities.
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ajhello
commented on June 20, 2024
I have an iphone but my data plan doesn't allow for setting up personal hotspots.
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ajhello
commented on June 20, 2024
If i start my ngrok on my mobile hotspot, do I have to stay connected to it for someone else to be able to use the site? I started ngrok on a mobile hotspot but anytime I disconnect from that wifi and go to another wifi network the link to the dashboard I am trying to share does not work.
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turrenk
commented on June 20, 2024
After starting your ngrok turn on the mobile hotspot. In my case it works. Give it a try, mayble it will work in your case too.
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On Jun 13, 2019 9:18 PM, "ajhello" @.> wrote: I think I am having a similar problems. When I run ngrok http: 127.0.0.1: 8080 I get the error "reconnecting (dial tcp 3...:***: i/o timeout). I can send the log output if you need more information. I am doing this at work so this could be a company firewall issue? Just wondering if there is a workaround for this! — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#66?email_source=notifications&email_token=AL6YAWKQWL5RILBUCMKBKVLP2JT5RA5CNFSM4AKRZHX2YY3PNVWWK3TUL52HS4DFVREXG43VMVBW63LNMVXHJKTDN5WW2ZLOORPWSZGODXUEGTI#issuecomment-501760845>, or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AL6YAWMBPI64LRKOVSRTYKDP2JT5RANCNFSM4AKRZHXQ .
BEEN WORKING ON THIS SINCE 6AM and turning on my hotspot just brought me online. I hate it here. Thank you sir, you're a gentleman and scholar.
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SincerelyUnique
commented on June 20, 2024
same issue
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ShakeelAhmadDev
commented on June 20, 2024
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sky-97
commented on June 20, 2024
same issue
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vishaltps
commented on June 20, 2024
launching with my region fixed the problem
ngrok http 3978 --region=eu
then you can add region: eu string to config to ~/.ngrok2/ngrok.yml to run without extra keys
Your answer will be flooded with likes, thumbs up. 😆
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shuklaritvik06
commented on June 20, 2024
For example: 1.ping tunnel.ap.ngrok.com and get the public network ip(if use VPN, disconnect it first), attention: the ap is the region (maybe us or others) 2.set the ip/domain in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts 3.start ngrok with this command: ngrok.exe http -region ap 8080 FYI
Thanks this was helpful :)
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alejmena
commented on June 20, 2024
ngrok works in mexico? i mean in regions it isnt
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