localtunnel-server cant see my localhost

[kristianstage]

Hi. I have installed localtunnel-server on my VPS and running bin/server --port 5000 it starts the server and looking for connections on port 5000. so far so good

then from client i run: lt --host http://mydomain.tld:5000 -s 1234 -p 80 it gets connected and i see " your url is : https://xxx.mydomain.tld "

but when i enter that link in my browser it doesnt display my localhost (xampp)

if I enter lt -s 1234 it gives me a url for https://1234.localtunnel.me which works fine and display my localhost correct.

so wonder why my own server wont do the same as client connects correctly to it

Hope someone can shed some light on this Thanks alot

Best regards Kristian

[kristianstage]

@defunctzombie would you be able to help me out ? :)

[hsjakobsen]

I'm also experiencing the same issue, except I am using it on a subdomain.domain.tld so my urls are xxx.subdomain.domain.tld.

When I access my generated URL it just shows Nginx on the subdomain server and not my localhost.

[markestocapio]

I'm having the same issue aswell.

When I use my own localtunnel server it shows "404". But when I use the default localtunnel.me it works perfectly.

Also i noticed. If i access my LT server, i'm able to access http://my-lt-server.example.com:47777/api/status but http://my-lt-server.example.com:47777/api/tunnels/[tunnel-id]/status will return a Not Found page.

[markestocapio]

Ok, I just found out after running tunnel from my dev machine.

lt --host http://my-lt-server.example.com:47777 --port 80

It crashes after a few seconds. But it doesnt show any error. Is there a way to find the error?

[nkramaric]

I have the same issue as @markestocapio

[iiko1c]

I have the same issue as @markestocapio

[lefuturiste]

why is it showing 404 ? any way to debug that correctly ?