ngrok terminal commands by nervous user

Enter the text of your message. When you want to show terminal commands or code, then use the code insertion tool <> on this editor panel for that purpose, and then after the content is posted, press return to open another space below it, and then click the <> icon again to terminate the code insertion. The inserted code may have bizarre coloration, but the text of your message will not.

If I typed this text, and then clicked the <> code tool, it would suffer the same fate as the text in your original post. That code tool doesn't care what text it is, or where it came from, it will spew color on the text.

Here is a proper use of the code tool. Save the following in a text file (e.g. lsd.sh) and run from the Terminal on a file as

./lsd.sh foo.txt

#!/bin/bash
#
# Syntax: http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/stat.1.html
#    and: man stat
# See: stat(1), strftime(3)

for file in "$@"
do
    stat -t '%Y-%m-%d %X' -f '%n%Sp%T %z %Su %Sg %N %SY %n Last Access:        %Sa %n Last Modify:        %Sm %n Last inode change:  %Sc %n Birth of inode:     %SB%n' "${file}"
done
printf "\n"
exit 0

One of the commands is "./ngrok authtoken 1lTGQapgOqKzY1R3koot8OMV56r_5MgvNca8LagRd4aso48pZ" which offers plenty of scope for typing errors.

Copy and paste.

I have no idea what "ngroc" is or what that command is supposed to do, so proceed at your own risk.

The ngrok tool and service looks safe. I had been looking for something like this in fact. I have a similar service setup through my AWS account, but this would be much cheaper and I could use it for additional services.

That being said, it is a pretty advanced concept, especially if you aren’t used to Terminal commands. I think it is perfectly safe.