Server is Debian Stretch 9 on Google Compute Engine.
*.siglar.com is returned setup correctly by dns also.
What could be wrong?
Hi, I also have a problem with server respoding with 404.
I saw other had the same problem, but They didn't really come with an answer before issue was closed.
`localtunnel:server making new client with id empty-otter-68 +2s
`
**Then visiting given url gives:**

**Status returns:** (http://siglar.no:1234/api/status)
```json
{"tunnels":0,"mem":{"rss":47595520,"heapTotal":22364160,"heapUsed":14637144,"external":237704}}```
**Server was runned by:**
```bash
node -r esm bin/server.js --port 1234
```
Server is Debian Stretch 9 on Google Compute Engine.
*.siglar.com is returned setup correctly by dns also.
What could be wrong?
Ok, problem is that Google Compute Engine blocks all ports & TunnelAgent.js is listening on random ports for tcp connection.
In listen () function do this:
```js
// Replace this
server.listen(() => {
// With this
// tcpPort = an open port of your choice
server.listen(tcpPort, () => {
```
This will only allow one connection at a time, but you can open more ports if you want more connections :)
Or you can also open all ports:
https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/using-firewalls
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Hi, I also have a problem with server respoding with 404.
I saw other had the same problem, but They didn't really come with an answer before issue was closed.
localtunnel:server making new client with id empty-otter-68 +2sThen visiting given url gives:
Status returns: (http://siglar.no:1234/api/status)
Server is Debian Stretch 9 on Google Compute Engine.
*.siglar.com is returned setup correctly by dns also.
What could be wrong?
Ok, problem is that Google Compute Engine blocks all ports & TunnelAgent.js is listening on random ports for tcp connection.
In listen () function do this:
This will only allow one connection at a time, but you can open more ports if you want more connections :)
Or you can also open all ports:
https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/using-firewalls