I have ngrok docker container inside of my docker-compose. It was running fine, it was mapping container running inside of the docker network with the name events and port 8070 to external ngrok.io public URL. But then it suddenly stopped and this is what I see in the output.
ngrok_1 | npm info it worked if it ends with ok
ngrok_1 | npm info using npm@3.8.6
ngrok_1 | npm info using node@v5.11.1
ngrok_1 | npm info lifecycle ngrok-tunnel@1.0.0~prestart: ngrok-tunnel@1.0.0
ngrok_1 | npm info lifecycle ngrok-tunnel@1.0.0~start: ngrok-tunnel@1.0.0
ngrok_1 |
ngrok_1 | > ngrok-tunnel@1.0.0 start /
ngrok_1 | > node index.js
ngrok_1 |
ngrok_1 |
ngrok_1 | The ngrok HTTP tunnel is active:
ngrok_1 |
ngrok_1 | undefined ---> events:8070
Undefined ---> events:8070
This ^ doesn't look good, does it? What does it normally means? ngrok service is down? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I'm only doing the Dockerization of Ngrok. It could means something like that there is already an Ngrok (check running containers). I never saw this error.
I have ngrok docker container inside of my docker-compose. It was running fine, it was mapping container running inside of the docker network with the name events and port 8070 to external ngrok.io public URL. But then it suddenly stopped and this is what I see in the output.
Undefined ---> events:8070 This ^ doesn't look good, does it? What does it normally means? ngrok service is down? Any help will be greatly appreciated.