Firefox Dev can’t establish a connection to local server
I'm a web developer that setup a local environment under Linux Mint.
For some reason, Firefox Developer Edition (59.0b7 64-bit) cannot access sites on my localhost. The interesting thing is that Firefox Quantum 58.0.1 (64-bit) is showing these local sites perfectly fine. I've tested other browsers, including Konqueror and Lynx, and these work fine also.
I've setup my environment so that apache2 can serve pages from a 'wildcard' virtual host. Using symlinks, I can link my project files to another directory that functions as the web root. Thus:
/home/me/business/projects/client/index.html => /home/me/business/www/client/index.html
Navigating to http://client.dev brings up the page perfectly in Firefox 58, Konqueror, and Lynx.
However, Firefox Developer Edition, AND Google Chrome, both fail to load the page. The URL changes from http://client.dev to https://client.dev and throws this message:
"Unable to connect
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at client.dev."
I've played around with the about:config settings for Network.dns.* but nothing seems to help. Also, the apache logs do not produce anything useful.
Your input will be greatly appreciated.
選ばれた解決策
Here's a solution to disable HSTS:
1) about:config
2) Right-click: New Integer
3) Name: test.currentTimeOffsetSeconds
4) Value: 11491200
5) Clear all history, all time
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See:
- /questions/1204477 Localhost: This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox Developer Edition may only connect to it securely. As a result, it is no
この投稿は cor-el により に変更されました
Bingo!
Downloading Firefox 59.0b1 worked, and I was able to see my localhost sites. However, the automatic update to 0b9 screwed things all over again.
Thank you TriMoon and Cor-el.
選ばれた解決策
Here's a solution to disable HSTS:
1) about:config
2) Right-click: New Integer
3) Name: test.currentTimeOffsetSeconds
4) Value: 11491200
5) Clear all history, all time