Randy Fay
Randy Fay
Interesting, thanks. That has some potential, although ddev has to be add and remove hosts, and has always used a library to do that. But how in the world can...
So you can use `sudo` or root user inside the container and fiddle with the Windows hosts file? Seems evil.
That's an interesting strategy also. Just to be clear: Were you able to solve the DNS problem so you don't have to manage hosts?
Why did this problem also occur for your colleagues? Are you using *.ddev.site? (Trying to understand the big picture)
If you're using ddev.site, I would expect your colleagues to do fine with WSL2. So far the DNS rebinding has *only* been reported by people with locked-down fritzbox. If you're...
@gilbertsoft suggests this script could be used from within WSL2 to run ddev on the WIndows side, and manage hosts there. ``` #!/usr/bin/env sh # # Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation....
Would appreciate review of #2605 by anyone in this issue, thanks!
Added some docs to help people sort this out. The docs will show up in v1.16; the fix (which @gilbertsoft is working hard on) may not show up until v1.17...
This needs to be addressed, and we may be able to use gsudo to do this, see https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo#usage-from-wsl-windows-subsystem-for-linux
Long-term hopes: * ddev would say if a change were going to be made to an existing file * ddev would say if a named service is already there. (This...