Sebastian Schlein
Sebastian Schlein
Yeah exactly. That's the only thing (writing to your hosts file) that requires admin privileges and using the helper allows us to run all other parts of the app with...
The problem with that is that this is curing a symptom instead of working with the root cause. Most people here have tried changing ports, the helper is running but...
@graememullins and others with the HerdHelper status in red while it's clearly running in your windows services app: Can you please post the output of: `sc.exe query HerdHelper` and then...
Could you all also do a `ping localhost`, `ping 127.0.0.1` and `ping ::1`?
Unfortunately, that's all correct. Can you please install this debug build? [Download Herd Debug](https://herd-dev.fra1.digitaloceanspaces.com/test-builds/Herd-1.6.1-setup_debug.zip) This already has an updated HerdHelper and a new general setting with more logs.
That's odd. Could you share your herd.conf and nginx.conf from your Herd config/nginx directory? You can also run `brew services list` to see if there is still nginx from Valet...
The HerdHelper should run as a system service with admin privileges so that it's able to change the hosts file – could this be the issue? If yes, I wonder...
Please follow these instructions to get some debug data? Please go to C:\ProgramData\Herd and open the services.json and add the debug flag there? It should look like this: ``` {...
Just do double check that, your normal username is "WINDOWS" and that's not something that somehow went into the logs manually?
@HyakuAr ?