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therealaleph 9909b9b30b docs(tunnel): document ngrok *.ngrok-free.dev block + alternative hosts (#924)
Multiple Iran-ISP users (#924 Recruit1992, #913 ehsan272727) report that
ngrok's free tier now exclusively hands out *.ngrok-free.dev domains for
new accounts, with no path to claim the older *.ngrok-free.app TLD. Some
Iran ISPs (TCI, Irancell, IRMCI confirmed) block *.ngrok-free.dev at DNS
or TCP. Symptom: curl from Iran network to ngrok URL times out, but works
from non-Iran.

Updates README.md and ngrok.md to:

1. Note the ngrok TLD shift (.app grandfathered, .dev for new accounts).
2. List ISPs confirmed to block *.ngrok-free.dev.
3. Add an "Alternative hosts" section recommending HuggingFace Spaces
   (Docker SDK) as the most Iran-friendly option in 2026 — permanent
   *.hf.space URL with no tunnel layer.
4. Update the URL behavior column for Method 2 since ngrok now gives a
   permanent dev domain by default (not "new URL each session").

No code changes — docs only.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-10 12:15:29 +03:00
therealaleph 624914241a docs(ngrok): correct static-domain URL behavior + Full-mode verify advice (#877)
@Montazeran8 noticed two stale doc claims in the ngrok tunnel guide:

1. ngrok.md Step 8 told users to run `mhrv-rs test` to verify a Full-mode
   tunnel — but `mhrv-rs test` is wired for the apps_script relay path only
   and refuses to run in Full mode. Fixed to direct users to ipleak.net /
   whatismyipaddress.com instead.

2. ngrok.md "Renewing the Tunnel" + "Limitations" sections claimed the
   *.ngrok-free.app URL changes every run. ngrok's free tier now ships with
   a default static domain per account, so the URL stays the same across
   runs once assigned. Updated both sections to distinguish static-domain
   accounts (no CodeFull.gs redeploy needed) from older accounts that opted
   out.

3. README.md "Limitations" + "After Starting the Tunnel" sections updated
   to reflect that only Method 1 (cloudflared Quick) has truly volatile URLs.
   Method 2 (ngrok) keeps the same URL on accounts with a static domain.

No code changes — doc-only.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-08 01:35:53 +03:00
therealaleph 82a8cbfb84 docs(github-actions-tunnel): warn that cloudflared methods may not work from Iran ISP (#849)
Apps Script's outbound runs from Google datacenter IPs, which Cloudflare's anti-bot heuristics flag as bots and serves a 403 / Persian Google Docs error on the Apps Script → trycloudflare.com / your-CF-domain step. This blocks both Method 1 (cloudflared Quick) and Method 3 (cloudflared Named) from Iran ISP per #849's reproducible report. ngrok (Method 2) doesn't go through CF edge so it works.

Updated the methods table with a "Iran ISP friendly?" column + a callout block above explaining the failure mode + recommends Method 2 (ngrok) as the starting point for Iran-based users. Methods 1 and 3 stay documented for completeness — they DO work on networks where CF's anti-bot doesn't fire against Google datacenter IPs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-07 15:42:44 +03:00
Euvel 3e8623571f docs: add GitHub Actions Full tunnel documentation and workflows (#783)
* docs: add GitHub Actions tunnel general documentation README.md

* docs: add cloudflared quick tunnel guide

* Add: add cloudflared quick tunnel workflow

* docs: add ngrok tunnel guide

* Add: add ngrok tunnel workflow

* fix: Update cloudflared-quick.md to add link to related yml file

* fix: Update ngrok.md to add related file link

* docs: add cloudflared named tunnel guide

* Add: add cloudflared named workflow
2026-05-07 00:43:16 +03:00