One small thing I just noticed. You use both curl and wget (which is
valid sh for sure) but I thought curl was not installed on pCP (which is
why wget was used as fallback) ?
In order to make the script more tolerant of the existence of other
ngrok tunnels around your household, the search/update for the
parameters for the relevant tunnel pCP is using can be narrowed down by
supplying its name. See what I've done below (where I also swapped out
curl and use two wget calls):
Code:
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#!/bin/sh
TUNNELNAME="mediaservertunnel"
UUID="a84fb223c34002944701a9a70e5e82b65e01cda21b6e8914"
URL=https://$(wget -qO- http://localhost:4040/api/tunnels/${TUNNELNAME} | awk
-F\"https:// {'print $2'} | awk -F\" {'print $1'})
DATA=[{\"name\":\"${TUNNELNAME}\",\"url\":\"${URL}\"}]
echo $DATA
RES=$(wget -qO-
https://smartskills.tech/linking/updateNgrok.php?uuid=$UUID\&data=$DATA)
echo $RES
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