I am running the BrowserStackTunnel.jar by the grunt plugin grunt-exec
(Have been using node's child_process.exec, but same results)
with the command java -jar BrowserStackTunnel.jar -force APIKEY localhost,8000,false
What the Java file actualy does is connecting via ssh to an Amazon instance of Browserstack and opening a port on 45691, the website of browserstack is polling that port on localhost where the Java application serves a small snippet containing the params passed.
If i run the command from the CLI it works fine and i see the port beeing open on netstat. In the browserstack website i get the success screen.
But if i run the command from grunt-exec it shows only the SYN request.
The output to the command line is the same, both show success
I am not so sure what is causing this. I am running on windows7, node v0.10.12, grunt-cli v0.1.9, grunt v0.4.1 and grunt exec v0.4.2
Any idea what is causing this or how to debug it? I thought about a permission problem, but i am kind of clueless
I had the same problem and I realized, better if I use the BrowserStackLocal binary files for creating a tunel. I solved a quite complex configuration here: Ember.js - CircleCI - BrowserStack
BrowserStackLocal files are here: http://www.browserstack.com/local-testing (Binaries)