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I think you don't really need the /etc/hosts entry, I use this since google started using .dev domains and switched to using .localhost for everything local. N

by radel 1y ago

I think you don't really need the /etc/hosts entry, I use this since google started using .dev domains and switched to using .localhost for everything local. Never needed the entry

oulipo 1y ago
and you're still setting up a proxy for the port forwarding?