I can´t access to my hosts
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I created a new project and I can access to it. please help me
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@vegaguinaga :
Did you click Start All to run all services (any pix to prove that)?
Click [ h ] symbol to open hosts file, do you see cinema.dev entry?
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yes I do it
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Hmm, cinema.dev was registered.
You may change the suffix to .app instead:
Menu > Preferences > General
and change Hostname to {name}.app;; ANSWER SECTION: cinema.dev. 3599 IN A 127.0.53.53
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Looks like is not working the virtual hosts for me I´ve reinstall laragon and I still getting the same problem.
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Strange. How about Laragon with nginx?
You can download a lite version for testing purpose.
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I´ll try it
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The same problem with nginx!!!
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No error dialog?
I believe a firewall or antivirus caused the strange issue.
You may temporarily disable them or change port to other value than 80.
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hi!I also have the same problem,My configuration is win10 64bit,and close firewall ,did solve the issue?
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@mjk0621: Please try more steps, such as:
- disable the antivirus
- change Apache/nginx port to 8888
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If you have Skype running, that is the problem. Skype runs on port 80 by default. Either change the port to something like 8888 or close Skype (right click and 'Quit Skype')
Depending on Your version:
Tools > Options > Advanced > Connection > (change port) > save/apply
Tools > Connection options > Connection > (change port) > save/apply
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it did not work,and no skype,I am ready to reinstall the win10!
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@mjk0621: When Nginx could not run, there are many reasons. You should have some images or some logs (in Menu > Nginx > error.log,..), so we can identify the issue easily.
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@mjk0621 first of all like @leokhoa said try to find the answer here: http://i.imgur.com/d88jqHn.png
You can check the currently used ports in Windows 10 like so:
- Press WIN+R
- Type 'resmon.exe' (without the quotes ofcourse)
- Go to network tab
- Open TCP connections
- You can see the program and the port it is using
http://i.imgur.com/ovUJMhF.png
If you find something something on port 80 it could be a potential conflict, unless it's a webbrowser that's running on port 80, that won't do any harm.
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I tried again but the same error I'm using w7 32bits on my desktop computer , but I install on W10 64 bit and it's working for me...