/etc/hosts about local-tld HOT 5 CLOSED

hi, i am having such a problem too.

i installed local-tld successfully and i can run the hoodie starndard app too.

the problem is my local web server is neither being capable of responding to previously configured /etc/hosts nor to 127.0.0.1.

how can we deal with this ? how can i DISABLE or uninstall local-tld ?

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You should be able to disable local-tld by running npm rm -g local-tld -- that will run a script that should set your network settings back to the way they were before.

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Actually, the uninstall script doesn't flush your ipfw settings. @bbn's sudo ipfw flush should work, or if you want you can run sudo ipfw list and then sudo ipfw delete <number> where <number> is the number of the rule that looks like this:

<number> fwd 127.0.0.1,5999 tcp from any to me dst-port 80 in

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great. thanks for the quick reply.

Is there anyway to keep it dealing with the subdomains only ? Or just do the redirection for 600x ports instead of messing up with port 80 ?

i tried to include my root domain into ~/.local-tld.json but it didnt work.

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It’s the trade-off you need to make: use local-tld and get nice URLs without ports, but don’t get any other service going on port 80.

local-tld always needs to take over port 80, otherwise you can just use port numbers to differentiate.

Note that Hoodie doesn’t require local-tld any more, so you can just nuke it and still use Hoodie.

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