Connect Python Scripts To Internet With Ngrok

Today we learn how to connect our Python applications to the internet, by forwarding requests to localhost, using ngrok.
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[@vishwasluhana]

You've accidentally shown your authentication code at 6:34. Please edit it.

[@somerandomuserfromootooob]

Yes

[@antonnorman1458]

Perhaps don’t say exactly when it’s shown, but yes that is true. I was about to say the same thing

[@vishwasluhana]

I said it because maybe he doesn’t know about it. So now he will at least reset/change or do something about it.

[@antonnorman1458]

@@vishwasluhana :)

[@MrMKA2012]

and why that is dangerous ?

[@robertwallace5498]

very cool, thank you for the rundown. Been meaning to use ngrok for a while

[@ThisIsMudit]

Oh wow, I was stuck with the port forwarding stuff and wasn't able to get my socket server up and running until I found this video, Worked for me perfectly

[@crmz8656]

I am getting errno 11001 get addrinfo error when trying to connect my client even tho I followed the correct steps. The server runs fine and I am able to get the tcp address but it doesn’t work can some help?

[@billykotsos4642]

April 20th 2024, when I try to download the Windows version of Ngrok is says that a virus has been detected and it deletes the file automatically (In Chrome)

[@its_fzx5275]

hey bro, something out of the context of this video but i saw that your are using firefox and not chrome as usually the case is so can you tell me why is that? like is it faster maybe more secure? I would love to hear you reply

[@utkarshmaurya5202]

Hey Neural, I want a solution for my lil problem, that is I cannot find the port where the ngrok is running

[@vpr.void.]

this is super awesome (especially for a begineer to networking and servers like me) :3

[@emilzockt9216]

For me it’s not working I run the server on my main Pc and on laptop I run the client over my Phone Wifi pls help

[@scottlee38]

Finally someone shows how to use ngrok!

[@smabedi]

This is pretty AWESOME, a BIG thanks to you man ❤

[@SreeramArumugam]

bro saved my job tqsm love from india

[@favoursyre6983]

Thanks, you have really been a great help in my python career. I have a question, is this ngrok address static or dynamic?

[@ridakoudi]

Thank you for the video ☺️

[@obed818]

@NeuralNine Vishwa is right you shown your token you shall edit this

[@YitzharVered]

I did this exactly and it just said cant run, very frustrating

[@notanymorestopmotionlego2328]

The best thing could I have ever found at 12:00am

[@SlySportz]

You have just saved me alot of reading! Thank you my friend ✌️❤️

[@devmrnecro4215]

Trying the same for django but its not showing two forwarding, only single is showing, i m using linux

[@ednaakisa1777]

You got solution??

[@rabeemohammed5351]

Can I replace ngrok to duck dns

[@SlySportz]

You are the 💣 my friend ✌️❤️

[@nikolozmchedlishvili7209]

I was looking for this for ages

[@BeattapeFactory]

I tried using ngrok several times but I always get the following error: dyld: Symbol not found: _SecTrustEvaluateWithError Referenced from: /usr/local/bin/ngrok Expected in: flat namespace Abort trap: 6 Maybe because im using an old version of OSX (10.13.1)

[@BeattapeFactory]

I made it work. I simply downloaded an older version of ngrok (ngrok-2.2.4-darwin-amd64) and moved the file to /usr/local/bin/ so I can access the ngrok command from everywhere

[@alien_X1]

I want more on this topic pls

[@learntocode5464]

Thanks for great effort 👌

[@galintvde8068]

It dosent work, client and server dosent connect to each other

[@adamfatyga7977]

Same here, they dont send message to each other. Did You repair that?

[@ponmuthu..4796]

great video

[@remaksiva]

Very cool!

[@obed818]

That’s awesome btw i didn’t know its possible

[@JaromírBřeň-p9h]

thanks you

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thank ♥️♥️

[@philtoa334]

Thx.

[@Markandpreston]

10th command

[@sparkselectronics535]

that shit is paid

[@Jellycashkelley]

No it’s not