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Error: lookup thenaritiv.lcl.host: no such host #43

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moraar222 opened this issue Nov 5, 2024 · 1 comment
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Error: lookup thenaritiv.lcl.host: no such host #43

moraar222 opened this issue Nov 5, 2024 · 1 comment

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Command: anchor lcl
Executable: C:\Program Files\Anchor CLI\anchor.exe
Version: 0.1.6 (windows/amd64) Commit: 3d6f32576ae7aaf17172ec968bb44012aa0d4753 BuildDate: 2024-10-30T16:24:30Z
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Timestamp: 2024-11-05T22:59:32.6464627Z
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# Signin to Anchor.dev `anchor auth signin`
    | Please sign up or sign in with your Anchor account.
    | 
    | Once authenticated, we can provision your personalized Anchor resources to
    | power HTTPS in your local development environment.
    - Copied your user code LHPW-CTLZ to your clipboard.
    - Opened https://anchor.dev/users/sign_in/cli?signup_src=lclhost in your browser.
    - Signed in as moraar976@gmail.com.
| Let's set up fast and totally free lcl.host HTTPS!
                                                                 
# Setup lcl.host HTTPS Local Development Environment `anchor lcl`
    | We'll set you up to use HTTPS locally in your browsers and other programs.
                                                                       
# Audit lcl.host HTTPS Local Development Environment `anchor lcl audit`
    | We'll compare your local development CA certificates from Anchor and your local trust stores.
    - Compared local and expected CA certificates: need to install 2 missing certificates.
                                                                                          
# Initial System Configuration for lcl.host Local HTTPS Development `anchor lcl bootstrap`
    | We'll configure your browsers and OS to trust your local development certificates.
    - Checked diagnostic service on Anchor.dev: need to provision service.
    - Entered hi-moraar222.lcl.host domain for lcl.host diagnostic certificate.
    - Resolved hi-moraar222.lcl.host domain: failed!
    | The entered domain name is either invalid or cannot be resolved from
    | your machine, possibly due to rebinding protection on your DNS server.
    | Learn more here: https://lcl.host/dns-rebinding
                                               
# Setup lcl.host Application `anchor lcl setup`
    | We'll integrate your application and system for HTTPS local development.
    - Using moraar222, the only available organization. You can also use `--org moraar222`.
    - Using localhost, the only available realm. You can also use `--realm localhost`.
    - No services found, so we'll create one.
    - Scanned current directory.
    - Entered javascript application server type.
    - Entered thenaritiv application name.
    - Entered thenaritiv.lcl.host domain for local application development.
    - Resolved thenaritiv.lcl.host domain: failed!
    | The entered domain name is either invalid or cannot be resolved from
    | your machine, possibly due to rebinding protection on your DNS server.
    | Learn more here: https://lcl.host/dns-rebinding
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geemus commented Nov 6, 2024

Sorry to hear you are having issues here.

Failing to resolve lcl.host domains is usually caused by DNS rebinding protection. You should be able to find more information on how to work around that here: https://lcl.host/dns-rebinding

If that doesn't get you what you need or you have other questions, please let us know.

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