I have written this script in a cmd file - it runs ngrok and then extracts the url and copies it into a text file ----------------- start c:\ngrok\ngrok.exe http 192.168.1.32:81 timeout 30 cd c:\ngrok curl -s localhost:4040/api/tunnels | jq -r .tunnels[0].public_url > C:\ngrok\NgrokURL.txt ---------...

Read all that and got it all working. It’s just taking it to the next step and getting the ngrok url auto updating the blue iris software.

I’ve done all the hard steps in using curl to extract the ngrok url to clipboard/text file, so just need this final step..

Great tutorial. I have it all working and have now used the curl command to copy the ngrok url in to a text file when the computer starts up. Is there a way to automatically copy the url to the wan address on the web server tab in blue iris? I’ve been looking through the files and can’t find any con...

I have Blue Iris up and running sucessfully. As I have a 4G connection so the site standard DDNS and IPs do not work so I have used the IP tunnelling service NGROK. This works great too. I do have a couple of issues though. Firstly the NGROK URL changes everytime I restart the machine so I have a wr...