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Safari on macOS will not load this address. It does resolve, weirdly, "host" in the Terminal works and I can see Safari's requests being answered by my home DNS
by LeoPanthera 4y ago
Safari on macOS will not load this address. It does resolve, weirdly, "host" in the Terminal works and I can see Safari's requests being answered by my home DNS server in the logs.
But Safari just throws an error: Can't connect to the server "ai".
Update: It works if you include a trailing dot: http://ai http://ai.
Update 2: HN's URL parser does not include the dot in the hyperlink. Frustrating.
- 5ESS 4y agohttp://ai http://ai. Works in safari for iOS, shockingly.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoHuh. It does not work on my iPhone. Same error. I wonder what the difference is.
- petee 4y agoThe link didn't include it, but try again with the trailing '.' period
- LeoPanthera 4y agoAha, yes, this works.
- selcuka 4y agoWeird. `dig` on macOS does not resolve it but `host` does.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoThat's interesting. dig works for me. I suspect all these difference depend on what DNS server you are using.