We are developing by accessing http://fogefoge.localhost.local:3200/~ when we launch a local server in Rails, but if we delete the .local part in url, we get an error.
By defining it in the hosts file as follows, you can see that it is associated with an IP address, but I don't understand why .local should be added at the end.
(/etc/hosts)
127.0.0.1 fogefoge.localhost.local
If you exclude .local, edit the hosts file, and then start up the server, and access http://fogefoge.localhost:3200/~, you will also get a Routing Error.
(/etc/hosts)
127.0.0.1 fogefoge.localhost
If anyone knows anything, I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
Thank you for your cooperation.
I think it means network (address) for local use.
I'm not familiar with it, so I'll break it, but
.local is TLD (top-level domain).If you want to remove some of the domain names, it might be the first one.
PDF (December 1, 2016) According to IETF situation (DNS related)
Multicast DNS (.local) standardization was not preferred in dnsext
• Company A Protocol
Standardize independently of dnsext, dnsop
• IETF Last Call Passes
• No one complained (didn't you notice?)
• Submarine RFC?
RFC 6762 Booking .local with Multicast DNS
• "Company A got .local for free"
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