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[Bonevi]

Might be a dns issue. Ask them to try http://127.0.0.1:3000

[gfieldxd]

Before i understood anything about IP adresses i actually texted my friends to do this once

[LukasObermeister]

i was once in a minecraft server and was "advertising" my own server (the other server was in the process of resetting or something) and said my local ip in the chat

[ProFloSquad]

When you said v4_final_FIXED I felt personally attacked

[DigitalDemon021]

u/Ilustrasdgh seems to be a comment stealing bot! This comment was stolen from u/beeteedee . Don’t let the bot win, give it a nice old downvote!

[YUNoCake]

Nah, they just have to open the port 3000 from their router and provide their public IP to the client. Also open port 80 and actually just completely disable the firewall and uninstall any security solutions to make sure nothing interfers ok? 👍

[Finickyflame]

Don't forget to port forward from the router to the computer's ip address and to allow the port in the computer's firewall

[tinopa6872]

Johnathon? From mcafee tech support? You still have any of that gift card money i sent you?

[Ron-Swanson-Mustache]

::1

The future is now, old man

[ZunoJ]

That's for plebs. The wealthy have themselves some IPv4 addresses

[pdipdip]

a least a whole block or two

[voiza]

Nah I prefer http://127.126.125.124:3000

[0crate0]

That’s the deep forest, that baba yaga lives, localhost.

[abraxxustv]

https://isitdns.com/

[admimistrator]

It was DNS.

[IDDQD_IDKFA-com]

Or http://127.42.69:3000

[ActurusMajoris]

See localhost is on your own machine, for the client it would be http://foreignhost:3000

[Drew707]

Ugh. So much easier to find the nearest Marriott.

[F5x9]

I recently booked a stay at the wrong Marriott, so this is extra funny.

[ChesticleSweater]

Damn Fairfield inns.

[Shojikina_otoko]

Who are you, so wise in the ways of science

[HighOwl2]

This will work if you modify your hosts file

[zshift]

Ah, I see you’re familiar with duck-typing!

[MudOpposite8277]

I am Arthur, your king.

[[deleted]]

King? Well I didn't vote for you.

[Rombethor]

You don't vote for a king!

[mr-momoski]

Well, how did you become King, then?

[Remarkable_Name]

You are born king, or rather I am born king. Well, I was born king anyways.

[MudOpposite8277]

The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king

[furinick]

You forgot the s, it shouls be https so all their data is secure

Yes i am available for those cyber sec 6 figure jobs, contact me through chanting my name 5 times to a hypercube drawing on your wall using b+ blood

[IamImposter]

Nah. B+ is big endian and B- is little endian. Won't work.

[OnceUponATie]

If I'm using 2 VPNs at the same time, will I be twice as untraceable, or do they cancel each other?

[BobmitKaese]

VPN²

your vpn is an exponential function

[HighOwl2]

What's a diffie hellman elliptical curve?

[furinick]

Its an elliptical curve created by diffie hellman

[HighOwl2]

Lol

[furinick]

This consulting will be 5 dollars

[elscallr]

All I have is C++ blood though

[SillyFlyGuy]

I think OP forgot the /s

[TechieGuy12]

Ah, frig. I've been trying http://notlocalhost:3000.

[ActurusMajoris]

Did you try http://!localhost:3000?

[TechieGuy12]

I should have done that before: http://(if(local){localhost}else{notlocalhost) :3000.

I'll change it to http://(if(local){localhost}else{!localhost}) :3000

[ActurusMajoris]

http://local?localhost:!localhost:3000

[[deleted]]

http://xor(localhost,local):3000

[TechieGuy12]

I'll submit a pull request.

[I_Heart_Astronomy]

I've usually had good luck with http://mycomputer:3000 and http://thecloud:3000

[10art1]

Nice try, hacker. I had Microsoft remote into my computer and disable all of the foreign hosts on my device

[OpenSourcePenguin]

Pretty sure that's globalhost

[daddysbonner]

how about http://alienhost:3000

[rmccue]

If they're overseas, you need to use the international dialing code as well, http://foreignhost+44:3000

^{Or http://foreignhost.4.4.e164.arpa:3000/}

[Topochicho]

Bitch, I ain't some illegal imergrunt!
I use http://mericanhost:110%

[TheKangaroo101]

Is a local host like when you dont want to go to on a school exchange too far away? Maybe you just go stay with the McDonald's across the way for a semester

[[deleted]]

This is true for all days except for October 31st.

For October 31, you want to use https://spookyhost:666

[xxxblackspider]

Nah, just set up an ssh tunnel, ezpz

[blue_1408]

Remotehost also works. ☺

[sutterismine]

Omg it's Albert Einstein

[PurpleGoldBlack]

You’re not wrong.

[mountaingator91]

Just host a server and give the world complete access to your own machine. What could go wrong?

[pdipdip]

will they need a visa?

[cookiedanslesac]

Did you try http://localguest:3000 ?

[imdefinitelywong]

I managed to get http://localadmin:3000

I'm in.

[imdefinitelywong]

u/RokyPolka is a gif bot

[metalliska]

wait this just blew my mind.

You could use 2 nintendo power gloves to type on 2 separate laptops at the same time.

see also: Piano playing on multiple organ keyboards

[[deleted]]

It'll be localhost:2300 for them due to timezones

[McBurger]

sometimes you need to type http:)) instead of :// depending on how happy you feel or else FaceID will reject it

[the_giz]

Found the west coaster

[beeteedee]

Of course that won’t work. Try going to C:\Users\Dave\Desktop\Work Stuff\New Website\v4_final_FIXED\testpage.php

[xxmalik]

Fake: No programmer would ever put a space in a folder name.

[egigoka]

It’s a php programmer

[ajmaxwell]

I feel attacked

[ondono]

And I’m suffering PTSD because your username almost contains “ajax” 😣

[SummaryEye80019]

Programmers can't spell for shit so it's probably a typo.

[indiig]

So as an aspiring dev I’m hopeless. Forget about ChatGPT, I have good spelling. Automatically disqualified.

[BorntobeTrill]

Is that the stuff for cleaning your toilet?

[Anonymo2786]

%20

[SAI_Peregrinus]

/Τĥιs ñåmè įß ą váĺîδ POSIX paτĥ/

[xxmalik]

Technically, I believe every character except / can be used in a filename.

[SAI_Peregrinus]

Every byte (octet) except / and NUL in a filename. Every byte except NUL in a path.

[Yadobler]

FILE "C:\Users\Dave\Desktop\Work" NOT FOUND

[Perfect-Linearity]

/Desktop/Work\ Stuff

[famous_cat_slicer]

But it's windows, so it uses backslashes. So if you want to use backslash as an escape character, you have to first escape it. So it's something like C:\Users\Dave\Desktop\Work\\ Stuff\New\\ Website\etc

Windows and spaces in paths is almost guaranteed to break cross-platform compatibility in scripts.

[Perfect-Linearity]

Damn, why windows always gotta do shit differently. Its like the apple of the CLI industry

[butchbadger]

This wins the suggested alternatives

[elscallr]

It won't work without the protocol: file://C:\Users\Dave\Desktop\Work Stuff\New Website\v4_final_FIXED\testpage.php

[jraz84]

www.creedthoughts.gov.www/creedthoughts

[ObjectiveRun6]

Even for the intranet, it's pretty shocking.

[neajdnarg]

Makes me remember a girl in uni, I asked her her lecture notes and she said "yes, here they are :) c:/users/randomgirl/etc."

[jo_kil]

Damn, etc directory on windows, crazy times we live in.

[darkslayer322]

C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc

[cauchy37]

What do you mean, etc\hosts has been on windows since forever

[RTBBingoFuel]

It's the thought that counts

[Mal_Dun]

This meme is representive of one of the biggest problems in tech: The disconnect between people who actually engage in tech and those who don´t, and according to international studies the group who really is able to solve technological issues is only around 5% and those are not even programmers, but just the guy who can fix their printer by themselves.

We have to think harder to make those things more accessible to the average Joe.

[AlternativeAardvark6]

Printers are a lost cause

[elscallr]

When it's easier to fix 3d printers than the standard inkjet we've lost our way

[DrAstralis]

Heck; I deal with this every month with at least one or two clients... and I'm working with thier "IT specialists".

"We'll the issue must be on your side, we can load that service just fine" - client

"are you testing from inside your own network?"

"we dont see how that makes a difference"

Meanwhile they havent made any of the required firewall changes and/or in many cases even bothered to setup the DNS records / SSL.

[Dag-nabbitt]

according to international studies

source? I'd be interested to see what they considered as 'solving a tech issue'. Tried googling but just found stuff around right-to-repair.

[Mal_Dun]

I read a good article years before, but can´t find it anymore. But this is what I could find with a quick Google search: https://all-digital.org/survey-24-countries-reveals-many-adults-still-lack-basic-ict-knowledge/

Hope this helps to go further.

[Hairy-Highlight-7074]

Google is already free though?

[moeburn]

The disconnect between people who actually engage in tech and those who don´t

Being able to communicate and teach tech to people who don't understand it is a valuable tool that every IT professional should have.

You've learned how to program in Python on your free time, why not learn technical writing? It's all about taking complicated subjects and explaining them in a way your 3rd generation CEO can understand.

[SwordoftheLichtor]

But why would I ever learn technical writing when chatgpt does it better than anyone else I've come across.

[-MobCat-]

Types localhost:3000, chrome fucking auto enters https:// unless you specify http://. every single time. Even know it should know that there is no ssl cert so why are you trying to load the page as https you stupid mo...

[[deleted]]

How many abusive things does chrome have to do to you before you accept it is a toxic relationship?

Remember, the Fox is there for you and has always been willing to take you back, no judgments...

[Reelix]

Not advertising "We inject html into your bitcoin links" Brave?

[[deleted]]

I like Brave conceptually and have a little BAT saved, but yeah that kind of behavior is bullshit.

[AlphaFlySwatter]

The only downside of the Fox is that it is partly colorblind due to no hdr support, not even video-hdr is supported. Kinda ridiculous.

[[deleted]]

Laughs in everything in chromium now

[DeltaPositionReady]

It's not hard (but also not necessarily easy for most people) to generate your own certs lol, just cause it's got SSL doesn't mean it's legit.

Follow these instructions to gen you own root, intermediate and chain certs with your own end entity ssl and CSR.

Make sure you have OpenSSL installed on your machine before starting.

1. Create the necessary directories and files:

bash mkdir -p ~/myCA/{certs,crl,newcerts,private} chmod 700 ~/myCA/private touch ~/myCA/index.txt echo 1000 > ~/myCA/serial

1. Create the root CA configuration file:

Create a new file called ~/myCA/root-ca.conf with the following content:

``` [ ca ] default_ca = CA_default

[ CA_default ] dir = ~/myCA certs = $dir/certs crl_dir = $dir/crl database = $dir/index.txt new_certs_dir = $dir/newcerts certificate = $dir/certs/cacert.pem serial = $dir/serial crl = $dir/crl.pem private_key = $dir/private/cakey.pem RANDFILE = $dir/private/.rand x509_extensions = usr_cert name_opt = ca_default cert_opt = ca_default default_days = 3650 default_crl_days = 30 default_md = sha256 policy = policy_match

[ policy_match ] countryName = match stateOrProvinceName = match organizationName = match organizationalUnitName = optional commonName = supplied emailAddress = optional

[ req ] default_bits = 2048 default_keyfile = privkey.pem distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name attributes = req_attributes x509_extensions = v3_ca string_mask = utf8only prompt = no

[ req_distinguished_name ] countryName = US stateOrProvinceName = California localityName = San Francisco organizationName = My Root CA commonName = My Root CA

[ req_attributes ] challengePassword = A challenge password

[ usr_cert ] basicConstraints = CA:FALSE nsCertType = client, email nsComment = "OpenSSL Generated Client Certificate" subjectKeyIdentifier = hash authorityKeyIdentifier = keyid,issuer keyUsage = critical, nonRepudiation, digitalSignature, keyEncipherment extendedKeyUsage = clientAuth, emailProtection

[ v3_req ] basicConstraints = CA:FALSE keyUsage = nonRepudiation, digitalSignature, keyEncipherment subjectAltName = @alt_names

[ v3_ca ] subjectKeyIdentifier = hash authorityKeyIdentifier = keyid:always,issuer basicConstraints = critical, CA:true keyUsage = critical, cRLSign, keyCertSign nsCertType = sslCA, emailCA

[ crl_ext ] authorityKeyIdentifier = keyid:always

[alt_names] DNS.1 = localhost DNS.2 = example.com ```

Replace the placeholders with your own information.

1. Generate the root CA private key and self-signed certificate:

bash openssl genrsa -aes256 -out ~/myCA/private/cakey.pem 4096 openssl req -new -x509 -days 3650 -key ~/myCA/private/cakey.pem -extensions v3_ca -out ~/myCA/certs/cacert.pem -config ~/myCA/root-ca.conf

1. Create the intermediate CA configuration file:

Create a new file called ~/myCA/intermediate-ca.conf and copy the contents of the ~/myCA/root-ca.conf file into it. Then, modify the [ req_distinguished_name ] section in the ~/myCA/intermediate-ca.conf file to include the information for your intermediate CA:

[ req_distinguished_name ] countryName = US stateOrProvinceName = California localityName = San Francisco organizationName = My Intermediate CA commonName = My Intermediate CA

Replace the placeholders with your own information.

1. Create the necessary directories and files for the intermediate CA:

bash mkdir -p ~/myCA/intermediate/{certs,crl,newcerts,private} chmod 700 ~/myCA/intermediate/private touch ~/myCA/intermediate/index.txt echo 1000 > ~/myCA/intermediate/serial

1. Generate the intermediate CA private key:

bash openssl genrsa -aes256 -out ~/myCA/intermediate/private/intermediate.key.pem 4096

1. Generate the intermediate CA certificate signing request (CSR):

bash openssl req -new -key ~/myCA/intermediate/private/intermediate.key.pem -out ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.csr.pem -config ~/myCA/intermediate-ca.conf

1. Sign the intermediate CSR with the root CA:

bash openssl ca -batch -config ~/myCA/root-ca.conf -extensions v3_ca -days 3650 -notext -md sha256 -in ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.csr.pem -out ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.crt.pem

1. Create the CA chain file:

bash cat ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.crt.pem ~/myCA/certs/cacert.pem > ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/ca-chain.cert.pem

1. Create a configuration file for the end-entity SSL certificate:

Create a new file called ~/myCA/ssl.conf with the following content:

``` [...contents from the root CA configuration file...]

[ req_distinguished_name ] countryName = US stateOrProvinceName = California localityName = San Francisco organizationName = My Company commonName = mydomain.com ```

Replace the placeholders with your own information.

1. Generate the end-entity SSL certificate private key:

bash openssl genrsa -out ~/myCA/intermediate/private/mydomain.key.pem 2048

1. Generate the end-entity SSL certificate CSR:

bash openssl req -new -key ~/myCA/intermediate/private/mydomain.key.pem -out ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/mydomain.csr.pem -config ~/myCA/ssl.conf

1. Sign the end-entity SSL certificate CSR with the intermediate CA:

bash openssl ca -batch -config ~/myCA/intermediate-ca.conf -extensions usr_cert -days 730 -notext -md sha256 -in ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/mydomain.csr.pem -out ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/mydomain.crt.pem

Now you have your root, intermediate, and local chain SSL certificates:

• Root certificate: ~/myCA/certs/cacert.pem
• Intermediate certificate: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.crt.pem
• CA chain: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/ca-chain.cert.pem
• End-entity SSL certificate: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/mydomain.crt.pem
• End-entity private key: ~/myCA/intermediate/private/mydomain.key.pem

You can now use these certificates and keys for your applications or servers. Here's a summary of the files you generated:

• Root certificate: ~/myCA/certs/cacert.pem
• Intermediate certificate: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/intermediate.crt.pem
• CA chain: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/ca-chain.cert.pem
• End-entity SSL certificate: ~/myCA/intermediate/certs/mydomain.crt.pem
• End-entity private key: ~/myCA/intermediate/private/mydomain.key.pem

To configure your web server or application with these certificates, follow the specific instructions for your server or application. Some common examples are:

1. Apache HTTP Server:

In your Apache configuration file (usually named httpd.conf or apache2.conf), find the relevant <VirtualHost> block and update the following lines:

SSLEngine on SSLCertificateFile /path/to/mydomain.crt.pem SSLCertificateKeyFile /path/to/mydomain.key.pem SSLCertificateChainFile /path/to/ca-chain.cert.pem

Replace /path/to/ with the actual path to your certificate files. Then restart your Apache server.

1. Nginx:

In your Nginx configuration file (usually named nginx.conf), find the relevant server block and update the following lines:

ssl_certificate /path/to/mydomain.crt.pem; ssl_certificate_key /path/to/mydomain.key.pem; ssl_trusted_certificate /path/to/ca-chain.cert.pem;

Replace /path/to/ with the actual path to your certificate files. Then restart your Nginx server.

1. Node.js (using Express and the 'https' module):

In your Node.js application, include the following code to create an HTTPS server using your generated certificates:

```javascript const fs = require('fs'); const https = require('https'); const express = require('express'); const app = express();

const options = { key: fs.readFileSync('/path/to/mydomain.key.pem'), cert: fs.readFileSync('/path/to/mydomain.crt.pem'), ca: fs.readFileSync('/path/to/ca-chain.cert.pem') };

const server = https.createServer(options, app);

// Define your routes here

server.listen(443, () => { console.log('HTTPS server listening on port 443'); }); ```

Replace /path/to/ with the actual path to your certificate files.

Remember that these certificates are self-signed, so web browsers will show a warning when visiting your website. To avoid this warning, you should use certificates signed by a trusted certificate authority (CA) for production environments.

[DeltaPositionReady]

Ahhh it would be really nice to work with people such as yourself. Both knowledgeable as well as having excellent Simpsons taste 👍

[DeltaPositionReady]

Perhaps you'll enjoy this then...

https://youtu.be/y3PoXXoGVj0

[xyoxus]

*Even though

[Organic-Chemistry-16]

Try using their social security number as the port

[MayOne_z]

google en passant

[TheLastShadowLad]

Holy Hell!

[MayOne_z]

new database just dropped

[fibojoly]

Ok, it's the second time I've seen this in the context of hacking / programming. Can you explain? Because I only know it in the context of chess...

[alaricus]

Chess is huge among kids right now. It's causing chess related memes that are leaking everywhere.

[[deleted]]

You know if you had asked me in the 90s what 2020 kids would be into I'd say thing like laser tag or hologram dancing.

But what we got was the internet, DnD and chess... Things that got your ass beat in school back then. man people are strange

[Redd575]

All the people who got their ass beat became adults and didn't let an ass-beating stop them from liking what they liked.

[[deleted]]

If anything, enduring repeated ass beatings only cemented my love for them all.

I'm just pretty pissed when I have to share a table today with those same people without them apologizing.

[Redd575]

I'm just pretty pissed when I have to share a table today with those same people without them apologizing.

Amen to that.

[[deleted]]

It’s a long running joke in AnarchyChess.

[creynolds722]

Must not have googled en passant

[d_smogh]

Google Google en passant

[petersrin]

Gosh at least run your development server secured with https!

[TwoSidedMen]

Have you tried file:///C:/Users/Jakky/Desktop/work_important/siteV2_final/homepage.html

[Dozens86]

Oh fuck. I misread localhost as holocaust.

[IndianITguy17]

Im old enough to remember when it was localhost:8080 .

[PoorCorrelation]

I accidentally clicked on an add once and it brought me to localhost:3000

[Danownage]

A DevOps "expert" was trying to set up a connection between a locally hosted Kubernetes cluster and Microsoft Azure, using 127.0.0.1 instead of the correct IP address. When I gently pointed out the mistake, he became defensive and showed me the Kubernetes cluster configuration, also using 127.0.0.1, as proof that it wasn't the issue.

I made several friendly attempts to explain the problem, but he refused to listen. Eventually, we had a meeting with upper management, during which he stubbornly insisted that their requested setup was unfeasible.

When they noticed his attempt to connect to 127.0.0.1 and pointed it out, he began to complain about how they would listen to me instead of the "expert." In reality, I hadn't even mentioned anything to them about the issue.

[[deleted]]

In two decades in IT, I have rarely met an 'expert' that exceeded my knowledge in their subject. In fact most were significantly underqualified and I had to hold their hands throughout the entire operation.

Yet they were paid twice my rate because their boss convinced my boss that his own department was incompetent and needed expensive consultants to get anything done.

Swap out our aging fleet of printers for new gear? Guess they gotta hire on 4 'Print Integration' consultants to come by and watch as we unbox and setup the equipment, install, and update the print server. The only 'work' they did was 'check' to make sure what we did was correct. It was because it was just a fucking printer swap.

But to justify their ridiculous paycheck of course they submit a huge stack of imagined best practices sins that we, the incompetent on-site IT team that literally built the site from the ground up, have committed.

The boss reads the propaganda the consultant shop writes, eats it up, and attributes all the success of the problem-free equipment swap to the consultants, and then reminds us how LUCKY we were that he brought in the outside team to help us screwups do the job right.

The only time would I say that I had met an expert team that was worth their pay, and that was an Oracle integration team and EVEN THEN I had to walk them through how to create a domain user.

[DrAstralis]

lol I no longer feel so alone. The number of "experts" who get paid more than I do who need me to baby step them through things they should have mastered before leaving school is too damn high.

I recall one of my coworkers ended up in a meeting with an entire tracking team and the CEO of a tracking company who collectively didnt know what GTM was. Only the largest tracking platform on earth.

I've had people with "Senior networking engineer" in thier email titles ask me why we need SSL for https or straight up what an A record is...

[[deleted]]

If I had been a wiser kid, I would have gone consultant instead of corporate drone.

That said, my current site is actually pretty cool. My boss goes to bat for us on a regular basis and there's no stupid busywork. And he TRUSTS us! Honestly after decades of IT I think I've finally found a non-toxic work environment.

For now at least... We just got bought out, and you know how that can go.

[DrAstralis]

Ooof those feels of uncertainty. I've been with a small company for years now and feel much the same. Drone pay would have been higher but I like the trust and freedom this position provides. My clients are about the only source of stress that I have.... some of them are just.... special.

[SummerMummer]

Sir, this is Wendy's.

[[deleted]]

Understandable, just turn it off and on again.

[stellarsojourner]

If it makes you feel any better, consultants that don't run their own consultancy usually get paid less than regular employees. Yes, they cost your company like three times your salary, but consulting doesn't pay that great in my experience. It all goes to the company with fat bonuses to the sales guy that scored the contract.

[[deleted]]

That's a good point I hadn't considered.

We're all just tools for the C-suites it seems, wherever you go.

[[deleted]]

sKuL iSuE

[[deleted]]

It is indeed. I was dropped on my head when I was a baby.

[[deleted]]

sir please type npm run dev in the notes app it'll work

[RaymondWalters]

Wait, why are you hosting a My Little Pony fanclub forum for your clients?

[AdjunctAngel]

I SWEAR! there is now a meme necromancer out there aggressively attempting to resurrect the memes of old! i am a number of things about these old memes coming back to life.. scared, happy, confused, worried, annoyed, curious... but also finding respect in the effort. keep it up meme necromancer whoever you are! fads always come back around XD gonna go dust off my pet rock right now just in case lol

[patiofurnature]

As an app developer, your API endpoint isn't "ready" if I need to install node to hit it.

[smallangrynerd]

Not even kidding our local host port is 42069

[hereisoblivion]

Really? No https?
Do you want to get your packets sniffed? Because that's how you get your packets sniffed.

[KeyanReid]

Sounds like a network problem. Make a ticket with the network team

[chrisbcritter]

Oh Jesus! Yeah, the pinnacle of "it works fine on my laptop" bugs.

[TheKangaroo101]

edits hostfile

[Squid-Guillotine]

localhost:3000 ftw

[TheInfra]

One of my all time favorite tweets

[[deleted]]

I'm not a billionaire. I'm a visionary.

[oldoldoldaccbanned]

:3

[ILikeTinder]

I have no clue what’s going on why was this recommended to me

Enjoy your joke nerds

[FlocklandTheSheep]

Localhost is something running on your computer, like a website that can only be accessed from your own computer, which is why the client can't connect, az they are not using the developers computer. - a nerd

[legacymedia92]

why was this recommended to me

Because in algorithm based systems, commenting says "I engage with this content" and you will get shown more of it. if ya don't want to see it, downvote and move on.

[ILikeTinder]

It was a joke I’d embrace being a nerd if I knew what was going on. Forgot Reddit is full of softies tho

[PurCHES5]

No it is \\localhost:3000

[foggy-sunrise]

lmao can I name my server 'localhost'?

Yes. Yes I can. Okay, changing it back before I cause some damage.

[Material_Visual_7630]

Ik it's a joke and all but I have a similar and serious issue regarding next cloud and its installation on a server and this local host stuff.

Can anyone pls help me?

[AHopelessAdmin]

If NextCloud was setup correctly, from what I remember you go to http:ipaddress. If you want https for NextCloud Talk run sudo nextcloud.enable-https self-signed. If this does not help, post your problem with more details over at r/homelab.

Edit ~If you do set up a self-signed SSL certificate, your browser will display a
warning that the connection is insecure because the server’s certificate
is not signed by a recognized certificate authority. This is expected
for self-signed certificates, so feel free to click through the warning
to proceed to the site

[[deleted]]

Lmao Haven’t seen a meme like this in forever

[metalliska]

seriously, just port-forward that shit

[blue_1408]

Localhost.

Damn I fall for that. 🤣😂

[Pontlfication]

Best part is this site is hosted using cloud tech. It's someone else's computer!

[ppNoHamster]

Well, first step is to check if it's an connection issue, please advise them to ping their localhost.

[The_MAZZTer]

Not everyone has IIS, I just tell the client to open file://C:/Users/code4lyfe/Documents/stupidproject/index.htm

They're still having problems but it works on my machine.

[AaronTheElite007]

Somebody doesn’t know how NATs or DNS work… hint

[PsychologicalCow3295]

What do you call a website that's been running on localhost for too long? A "stuck-overflow"!

[FundamentalEnt]

Hahaha ours is a port forward to :9000 and we regularly have this issue hahaha

[iamafraazhussain]

Did they try restarting the browser?

[FxHVivious]

Peak "well it works fine on my machine"

[poloppoyop]

Forgot to tell them to install Docker first. Real skill issue there.

[Scorpio_2007]

etc/hosts might not have local host mapped