Ngrok not sending to https

[Blacktigerke]

Forwarding http://acfad615.ngrok.io -> http://xxxx.test:80
Forwarding https://acfad615.ngrok.io -> http://xxxx.test:80

How can I change that https is sending to https on port 443 ?

[Marek Gralikowski]

@up

Same question/problem

[NamesMT]

Another vouch

[popkilli]

Face the same problem.

NOT the solutions, but some findings about this:-

In this scenario, i'm running Windows with local hostname carsaloon.test.

• Enabled both local port 80 & 443 so we can visit http://carsaloon.test & https://carsaloon.test

• Tested on the custom Ngrok configurations (carsaloon.yml), not work. Skip.

• Manually start the Ngrok in Terminal, "ngrok http https://carsaloon.test" and get the tunnel endpoints URL e.g. xxx-yyy-zzz.ngrok.io

• You need manually change the Apache/Nginx virtual host file, e.g. *server_name carsaloon.test .carsaloon.test 192.168.0.250 xxx-yyy-zzz.ngrok.io;

• Restart Apache / Nginx. Then you can visit https://xxx-yyy-zzz.ngrok.io

**Final thought, the "Share" option in the Laragon application is fixed unless the Laragon developer change the command inside .exe file.

Hope this helped, and thanks to leokhoa.

[isdigital-github]

Yep, the same here. Please do something about that, because it is so annoying!

[OumaDennisOmondi]

Faced the same issue, had to go the @popkilli way.

[rajaishtiaq6]

face the same problem

[sjkhew]

After some period of time, now ngrok version 3 did support HTTPS forwarding, by not using click and select on "Share" provided in Laragon. Just use command to execute the tunneling: -

1. Download latest ngrok (version 3)

2. Upgrade or generate the ngrok config file (C:\Users<username>.ngrok2\ngrok.yml) by running "ngrok config upgrade" (for upgrade), else leave the file empty (for generate)

3. Inslde ngrok.yml: -

authtoken: <YOUR_TOKEN>
tunnels:
laragon:
addr: mytest0.test:80
proto: http
host_header: rewrite
test1:
addr: mytest1.test:80
proto: http
host_header: rewrite
test2:
addr: mytest2.test:80
proto: http
host_header: rewrite
version: "2"
region: us

• replace addr with your own virtual host name and port
• you can recreate multiple tunnels, in this example the tunnel name is laragon, test1 & test2

4. After save the config, simply run "ngrok start <TUNNEL_NAME>" to start, e.g. ngrok start laragon