Localtunnel is not setting up the requested subdomain from the command 'lt --port 4000 --subdomain xyz'

I have been trying to set the subdomain in localtunnel, but it keeps throwing me different subdomains.

Port number is 4000 and it’s running.

The command which I used : lt --port 4000 --subdomain xyz (I changed subdomain name for the security reason).

Where am I doing wrong?

[vk1996]

[ISSUE]: REQUESTED SUBDOMAIN NOT WORKING AFTER ONCE

check the running daemon in your server. Chances are that when you exit the tunnel or terminal, the tunnel thread becomes a ZOMBIE daemon . Step 1: use [ps aux] to view all daemon Step2: identify the zombie local tunnel thread (example: node /usr/local/bin/lt -p 8000 -s urdomain) Step3: kill with it’s pid [kill -9 [pid]] Step4: check with ps aux once again, it must be disappeared Step5: request your favourite sub-domain once again . it should be good to go now. if not kindly let me know.

[isofttechn]

I solved it this way.

The problem: Once you make your subdomain request, and then terminate it with Ctrl+c. It will terminate on the terminal but, the task still runs on the background. I solved it by going to task manager, and terminating all task that involve “HOST”. After that, make your request again for subdomain. i.e, lt --port 3002 --subdomain mysubdomain