Open cbetta opened 13 years ago
Take a look at the pull request at https://github.com/chetan51/sidestep/pull/30
I use a custom TLD for my local development (currently .lallafa). If you look at /Applications/Sidestep.app/Contents/Resources/TurnProxyOn.sh you can add the TLD (or whatever you're calling your hostname if it's not 'localhost') to the list near the bottom of the file. So in my case, just before *.local
I added *.lallafa
.
I see #30 - but unfortunately it's still redirecting localhost
, 127.0.0.1
and a custom *.dev
network that I added.
I restarted the program and turned the proxy on and off, but no change, it's still acting like my 'localhost' is the localhost of the machine I'm proxied on to!
Bump. This is a pretty big problem for me. I'm not really sure how this happens. I'm happy to help in any way I can (not an OSX dev though).
@AaronHolbrook @honza I was having the same problem and worked around it by editing the system proxy settings (Network -> select device -> Advanced -> Proxies -> Bypass proxy settings)
@unbracketed's solution seems to have worked for me. Thanks!
@unbracketed yup - that also works for me! Thanks @unbracketed!
@unbracketed Yes, that works for me, too. Thanks
@unbracketed Thanks for the tip, worked well for me on 10.9.2 and saved me quite a bit of hassle.
@unbracketed years later.... thank you :)
@unbracketed even more years later - thank you :)
Not sure if this is inherent to how proxies work, but when I connect it seems to ignore any records in my /etc/hosts file. As a developer I kind of need those and it's now a choice between hosts file and secure proxy :/