(I have a Laravel app running on port 8000 and lt --port 8000 works going through localtunnel.me.)
The client says my url is http://banana.localhost:1234 and if I go there (I added banana.localhost to my hosts), then I get the main index of what's at localtunnel.me.
The server debug output says a bunch of stuff about connection to port "banana" when I connect the client.
localtunnel server listening on port: 1234 +0ms
localtunnel-server request /banana +0ms
localtunnel-server making new client with id banana +11ms
localtunnel-server tcp server listening on port: 50814 +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +12ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server request / +8s
localtunnel-server request /static/541f20/css/style.css +496ms
localtunnel-server request /static/99735c/css/grid.css +1ms
localtunnel-server request /static/0f1bee/css/widgets.css +1ms
localtunnel-server request /static/21e1e0/js/index.js +1ms
localtunnel-server request /engine.io/?EIO=2&transport=websocket&sid=6RlMHqlk_JJVrx9UAAAA +216ms
This is more or less what was happening on my server, too, except I was having issues with the maybe_bounce function. If I forced it to return false, then my experience on the server is the same as that.
I was having issues setting it up on my server, so I started testing locally and got similar results.
I cloned `localtunnel-server` locally and ran this command:
``` bash
env DEBUG="localtunnel*" bin/server --port 1234
```
Then I ran this command in another shell:
``` bash
lt --host http://localhost:1234 --port 8000 --subdomain banana
```
(I have a Laravel app running on port 8000 and `lt --port 8000` works going through `localtunnel.me`.)
The client says my url is `http://banana.localhost:1234` and if I go there (I added banana.localhost to my `hosts`), then I get the main index of what's at localtunnel.me.
The server debug output says a bunch of stuff about connection to port "banana" when I connect the client.
```
localtunnel server listening on port: 1234 +0ms
localtunnel-server request /banana +0ms
localtunnel-server making new client with id banana +11ms
localtunnel-server tcp server listening on port: 50814 +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +12ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +0ms
localtunnel-server new connection on port: banana +1ms
localtunnel-server request / +8s
localtunnel-server request /static/541f20/css/style.css +496ms
localtunnel-server request /static/99735c/css/grid.css +1ms
localtunnel-server request /static/0f1bee/css/widgets.css +1ms
localtunnel-server request /static/21e1e0/js/index.js +1ms
localtunnel-server request /engine.io/?EIO=2&transport=websocket&sid=6RlMHqlk_JJVrx9UAAAA +216ms
```
This is more or less what was happening on my server, too, except I was having issues with the `maybe_bounce` function. If I forced it to return `false`, then my experience on the server is the same as that.
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I was having issues setting it up on my server, so I started testing locally and got similar results.
I cloned
localtunnel-serverlocally and ran this command:Then I ran this command in another shell:
(I have a Laravel app running on port 8000 and
lt --port 8000works going throughlocaltunnel.me.)The client says my url is
http://banana.localhost:1234and if I go there (I added banana.localhost to myhosts), then I get the main index of what's at localtunnel.me.The server debug output says a bunch of stuff about connection to port "banana" when I connect the client.
This is more or less what was happening on my server, too, except I was having issues with the
maybe_bouncefunction. If I forced it to returnfalse, then my experience on the server is the same as that.I think the issues here have been resolved.