Closed maxbortone closed 10 years ago
This is not because of prax
this is Chrome not treating it as a domain. You need to prefix it with http://
first time you visit it to force a lookup, it should be remembered for feature access though.
First time visit: http://myapp.dev
, future visit myapp.dev
.
Did that of course, but isn't working. Restarted browser multiple times as well.
Works for me. What about a slash at the end? myapp.dev/
Nope. Are you using Ubuntu, too?
I'm using Arch and Chromium. Then I don't know what to do... But I find it hard to believe it is related to prax
. Hope you find it, maybe need to toggle some setting in Google Chrome?
Found out that there are similar issues with Pow on Chrome. Works now after clearing DNS cache, didn't have to disable asynchronous DNS like it says here.
I'm glad you found the problem. It never happened on chromium nor chrome on ubuntu (lts) for me.
Except for the need to access myapp.dev/ with a trailing slash the first time, otherwise it searches for the domain, instead of resolving it.
This was working for me using solutions given in this thread, however, suddenly it stopped working on Chrome version 39.0.2171.95 (64-bit), ubuntu.
Now it shows default apache page
I'm afraid I have no idea what's happening. Is libnss_prax.so.2
still in /lib
?
I don't think so. Here is the contents of /lib
http://gyazo.com/9f7db5eaa8ccf18fd0e233e48a3c618d
I meant the system /lib
not prax/lib
Sorry, my bad. Yes, I have /lib/libnss_prax.so.2
It must Chrome's asynchronous DNS then. I had to disable it for Chromium 39.0.2171.65 to work.
:+1: thanks man! It worked!
For others who are facing same issue, disable async DNS from chrome://flags
on your chrome browser
NOTE: Don't forget to add trailing slack (/
) with your URL.
Ubuntu 15.04, Chromium 41 none of these suggestions work.
I've just installed Prax under Ubuntu 13.04. I've noticed that I can't reach myapp.dev under Google Chrome, but it works with Firefox. How is this possible?