Patrice Ferlet aka MΣƬΛᄂ3D
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I just discover that "localdev.me" points on "127.0.0.1". That means that you can use "foo.localdev.me" for example, and it points on your host.
So, if "foo.localhost" fails, try "foo.localdev.me".

Very cool for local tests!

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Winfried Angele 🇺🇦

@metal3d yes for testing possibly. But in general, whoever controls this domain can break your setup and redirect your data

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Patrice Ferlet aka MΣƬΛᄂ3D

@winfried I'm using foo.127.0.0.1.nip.io instead, and if really it fails... dnsmasq is my friend.

On of course, I really don't know how to fix on Windows

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Patrice Ferlet aka MΣƬΛᄂ3D

@winfried it's Amazon that maintain the domain name. I guess they will not remove it for a while 😉

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Winfried Angele 🇺🇦

@metal3d how do you know it's Amazon? Couldn't find anything

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Patrice Ferlet aka MΣƬΛᄂ3D

@winfried I checked DNS record whith "whois" but you can see it there:

who.is/dns/localdev.me

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Winfried Angele 🇺🇦

@metal3d ah, you mean the SOA rname. Yes I've already seen it

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