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My /etc/hosts has: 127.0.0.1 me So I can do http://me/website-to-test/ http://me/website-to-test/

• jrockway 17y ago
  But if you are developing a site that uses the subdomain as a routing rule, that fails. Your /etc/hosts entry won't make http://fuck.me/ http://fuck.me/ go to your site, which is what smackaho.st will allow you to do. Obviously this is easy enough to fake without DNS trickery; just modify the outgoing "Host:" header or teach your proxy how to "resolve" names in the form of "*.me".
  • bruceboughton 17y ago
    Please don't - .me is a popular TLD.
    • jrockway 17y ago
      It's the parent's example, not mine.