What's New?
This update is only addressing the changes that Ngrok has made to their service. Essentially, Ngrok is no longer allowing use of their services using the binary we previously were using. In the new binary, you must create a free account to use the proxy service. This server update will enforce setting an auth token when using Ngrok as your proxy service.
Note: If you are using Ngrok currently without an auth token, this server update will break your connection until you enter an auth token! It will have broken anyways on January 15th...
Note 2: There was an issue with 1.9.3 where the Ngrok proxy would fail due to an incompatible config file. Ngrok decided to add a new required parameter to the config file that they originally generated, and was missing from most people's config files. This server update will actually handle migrating the config file for you.
Changes
- Ngrok upgraded binary
- This update will automatically migrate your config.yml configuration for Ngrok
- Ngrok Auth Token enforcement
- You will now be prompted to enter an auth token when selecting Ngrok as your proxy service
- If the Ngrok proxy service starts and doesn't have an auth token provided to it, an error/alert will be thrown.
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Enjoy!
P.S. Download the .dmg, not the .zip
P.S. If you are on Cloudflare, expect a disconnect status when the server first starts. To fix it, either disconnect from WiFi or flush your DNS cache on WiFi. If you use the Detect Localhost Address option, this can be mitigated while on your home network.