Writing to /etc/hosts

[vcao]

I'm having an issue with VirtualHosts not writing into /etc/hosts. Any advice on settings I should be looking into?

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• Pull latest dockers (e.g.: docker pull cytopia/<used_docker>) before running docker-compose up
• Specify used docker versions (php, web and database)
• Attach logs for php, mysql and webserver (found in log/ directory)
• Start with debug mode and attach docker-compose output (.env setting DEBUG_COMPOSE_ENTRYPOINT=1)
• Never use different mysql|mariadb versions on the same HOST_PATH_TO_MYSQL_DATADIR on existing database files. Different mysql|mariadb versions might upgrade/corrupt existing database files. If you have done that already, start with a different path of HOST_PATH_TO_MYSQL_DATADIR (to an empty directory) and try again.

Please also specify the following info:

• [OSX] Which operating system are you at (Linux, OSX or Windows)
• [1.12.5] docker version
• [1.90] docker-compose version

[cytopia]

Hmm, the devilbox does not auto-write this info into your hosts /etc/hosts if this is what you mean. This is something you will have to do manually. (See the first video for how it works).

Please let me know if this was the problem.

[vcao]

I apologize for the confusion. Coming over from a different workflow that incorporates a hostsupdater. I see now at 4:50 https://youtu.be/reyZMyt2Zzo?t=4m50s.

[cytopia]

@vcao, is the project with the host-updater also docker-based? If so, could u point out which project it is?

[vcao]

@cytopia Not docker-based (Vagrant). Perhaps there might be something that could be modeled: https://github.com/cogitatio/vagrant-hostsupdater

[cytopia]

Thank you @vcao

[vcao]

@cytopia FYI you have one of the best and easiest to use docker setups I've had to use. Thank you for the great work.

[cytopia]

Good to know. Thanks!