3846masa/ngrokd
Make your private ngrok with Docker. Support CloudFlare Universal SSL.
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3846masa/ngrokd repository overview
ngrokd
Client Usage
Get client ngrok
Pull 3846masa/ngrok and make release-client (Recommended).
Or download from GitHub Releases.
Settings
Make file $HOME/.ngrok, write settings and rewrite server_addr.
server_addr: example.com:4443
trust_host_root_certs: false
Server Usage
Env
| ENV | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| VHOST_NAME | Based domain. (e.g. *.example.com -> example.com) | Required |
| CF_API_KEY | CloudFlare API key (See below) | Optional |
| CF_API_EMAIL | CloudFlare API email (See below) | Optional |
| VIRTUAL_HOST | nginx-proxy config. (e.g. *.example.com) | Optional |
| VIRTUAL_PORT | nginx-proxy config. (Recommend: 80) | Optional |
| HTTPS_METHOD | nginx-proxy config. (Recommend: noredirect) | Optional |
Using Docker CLI
Simple
$ docker run -e VHOST_NAME=example.com 3846masa/ngrokd
Advanced
$ docker run 3846masa/ngrokd ngrokd -domain=example.com -log-level=WARNING [...opts]
Using Docker Compose
Edit docker-compose.yml and Run docker-compose up -d.
DNS Settings
Set *.example.com (A/CNAME) Record to your server.
CloudFlare API
When client send -subdomain option, this image can setup CloudFlare Universal SSL automatically.
Using CloudFlare Universal SSL, you should do the following settings.
Crypto
- When you use Flexible SSL, you can access via SSL only.
- If you will access HTTP, please use Full SSL.
- nginx-proxy and self-signed SSL is easy way.
API Key
- Access account page.
- Account > API Key > Global API Key
LICENSE
(c) 3846masa MIT
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Size
72.3 MB
Last updated
about 10 years ago
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