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Hosts File For Mac

Hosts File For Mac
  • By editing the hosts file on your local macOS machine, you're able to override the DNS. This changes the DNS locally so you can view a website on alternative web hosting. For our text article.
  • Dec 15, 2013 - The hosts file can let you do some neat things when it comes to mapping website hostnames. Here's how to edit the hosts file in Mac OS X.

You may be wondering Where is the “Hosts” File on a MAC? The host file is located in the /private/etc/hosts on your MAC. Because it is situated in a protected area of the system, you cannot directly open the file and edit it. The solution is to copy the file to an unprotected location for example desktop and then make the modifications.

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For some reason, two days ago my hosts file started being ignored. I'm using Mac with Sierra OSx.

This is the current content of the /etc/hosts file ## ## # Host Database # # localhost is used to configure the loopback interface # when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.

## 127.0.0.1 localhostage 255.255.255.255 broadcasthost::1 localhost fe80::1%lo0 localhost 127.0.0.1 localkur.com Pinging localkur.com returns ping: cannot resolve localkur.com: Unknown host I have restart the system, clean the cache using these commands sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder; sudo discoveryutil mdnsflushcache; sudo discoveryutil udnsflushcaches; Reopen the file in different text editing programs, vm, sublime etc. Double checked if space or tab (or double space or double tab) - tested with all possibilities. Also monitor the file with this command sudo fsusage grep '/etc/hosts' And got that result when refreshing the browser or saving it with sublime 12:23:35 open private/etc/hosts 0.000019 Google Chrom 12:23:36 open private/etc/hosts 0.000019 Google Chrom 12:23:41 stat64 /private/etc/hosts 0.000022 Sublime Text 12:23:43 stat64 /private/etc/hosts 0.000019 Sublime Text 12:23:45 stat64 /private/etc/hosts 0.000019 Sublime Text 12:23:45 open /private/etc/hosts 0.000019 Sublime Text What am I missing? Why is this file ignored? How to enable it again? Also, make sure your list of hostnames doesn't exceed 20 names. I frequent a site which likes to put advertisements in your face, so I assign the FQDN from the popup as an alias of localhost.

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Recently I found my hosts file wasn't working. Seems the limit is 20 hosts.

Hosts File For Mac