/etc/hosts in Snow Leopard: ping works, browsers don't?
I've had success in the past using /etc/hosts to direct web browsers to a test server instead of the production server, but it's not working in OS X 10.6.7.
I edit the hosts file:
$ sudo vi /etc/hosts
Add my entry:
# Host Database
# localhost is used to configure the loopback interface
# when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.
127.0.0.1 localhost dev.localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
fe80::1%lo0 localhost
111.111.111.111 server.com
Flush the cache:
$ dscacheutil -flushcache
Test with ping:
PING server.com (111.111.111.111): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 111.111.111.111: icmp_seq=0 ttl=46 time=220.423 ms
64 bytes from 111.111.111.111: icmp_seq=1 ttl=46 time=242.509 ms
All seems good, but when I load http://server.com in a browser (safari, firefox, chrome), I get the production server and not 111.111.111.111. What did I miss?
Yep, thank you. It's not my server and is coughing up responses that somehow eventually kick me back over to the production content.
I don't expect further help (I probably won't pursue it further myself), but just for grins here's an example telnet request:
$ telnet server.com 80
Trying 111.111.111.111...
Connected to server.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: server.com
Cache-Control: no-cache
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2011 20:06:43 GMT
Server: Apache
Last-Modified: Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:40:59 GMT
ETag: "62206ad-6f-49f38f37ec8c0"
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Vary: Accept-Encoding
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 111
<html><head><META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="0;URL=/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi"></head><body></body></html>
Definitely not what I expect. Another request for /cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi just gives a 404 page. Maybe the browser tries a real DNS lookup at that point.
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Has anyone any suggestions for this bizarre problem? I have done a mass of web search and have found no reference to anything similar.
Getting rather desperate after months of this ...... :o((Well lepkitty I can report success. My browser is now thumb-nailing faster than ever before.
Problem solved!! You get a gold star!!
In case others with the same problem stumble on this thread here is the solution. I am no techie so It will be simple .......
Problem:
Safari, or any other OS X browser doesn't thumbnail Google (and many other) picture searches but hangs forever loading the thumbnails leaving empty white rectangles on the screen. Google maps don't zoom, pan or update. The problem is unique to Snow Leopard.
Cause:
When OS X and Safari (or other OS X browsers) perform certain operations, of which picture searching is one, they speed things up my making multiple simultaneous connections to the host. Rather than loading the thumbnail images one by one they will make multiple connections, to say Google image, and pull down multiple thumbnails simultaneously. Leopard makes up to eight simultaneous connections at a time. Snow Leopard, however, can make as many as sixteen.
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Solution:
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Here is what you do:
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5. MacUpdate List of Intel-Compatible Software
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This was only the tip of the iceberg.
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I called Apple customer support. The person I spoke with, Scott, was able to help me. The solution. I will get a refund doe Lion and for $16.00 they are going to send me Snow Leopard on a disk. Problem here is I have to reformat my drive. I have a full back up with Time MAchine, but he wasn't sure if I would lose some of my programs when this was done.
Am I dealing with Microsoft? This was a BIG surprise to me that Apple would release an OS without testing all programs.
Given my love of Apple products, I own a lot of Apple stock bought it when it was $45.00,This new OS is a real disaster.
If you are going to use Lion, I would be careful and call Apple first before downloading.
I also asked Scot what would happen if my computer crashed and I had no disk to reinstall. He said some Apple stores are selling Lion on a flash drive.
I believe this is one way for Apple to make ore profits at the cost of the consumer. Apple has more cash on hand then the US government.
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You don't have to open and re-save every AppleWorks document you have right now. Just wait till you need one, then do it. The documents aren't going anywhere.
Am I dealing with Microsoft? This was a BIG surprise to me that Apple would release an OS without testing all programs.
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Time Machine to Snow Leopard not working
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I have a mid-2009 Macbook Pro with OSX 10.6.8, and I decided to give Yosemite a try since it was free. Before upgrading, I did a Time Machine backup on an external 500GB WD drive in case I wanted to switch back to Snow Leopard.
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If iChat is Open and your think Accounts/Screen Names are logged in then go to the Window Menu
This should list the accounts that are logged in with various keystrokes ( Apple/CMD ( or ⌘) and a Number) shown next to them.
Using these should get the Buddy list "back".
It is possible to Hide the Buddy list and then Quit iChat.
iChat will then "remember" where the windows were eve if this was Hidden.
Can you confirm that after reinstalling or restoring from Time Machine with possibly an Earlier Version you have Downloaded the COMBO version of OS X 10.6.8 and "run the COMBO" (Installed it - again) to update iChat ?
It is possible the text chat Window is also Hidden on double clicking a Buddy.
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iChat "remembers" where you last had Outgoing Chats so Audio and Video windows will be where you left them as will Text Chats.
Incoming Chat Invites are normally in set places unless there is a chat already open to that Buddy.
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So why can't I get snow leopard to work?
early 2008 mac pro.
32 GB ram test fine.
1.5 TB drive runs leopard-no problems.
have installed snow leopard on a blank drive and after about 4 hours, i get the black box shutdown error message. cloned existing drive into a new hitachi drive, shuts down after about 4 hours.
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have had the problem since i bought the snow leopard disk last summer, but snow leopard would not install on any of my existing hard drives, so replaced drives to accommodate the OS. running out of options.Hi Sam,
Sorry about the problems you are having. You and I have the same system except the video card, therefore I can say with certainty that you should be able to run OS 10.6.4 at least.
I have not been able to get OS 10.6.5 to work at all though. The system hangs at the grey apple load screen for me every time. I have been in contact with Apple, who says no one else is having problems running this OS on our systems. They also advocate erasing and reformatting the hard drive and installing the OS. I am not certain how that would be different from installing it on a brand new hard drive, fresh out of the box, as wehave both tried without success.
I have one suggestion for you that I have not had time to try yet myself. Try removing all but one hard drive from the case (make sure the one remaining is in the first bay). Then try installing the OS and see if it works. This suggestion worked for me when I was trying, unsuccessfully, to install Boot Camp on a drive and it worked.
Maybe our model does not like certain system changes with multiple hard drives installed. Maybe I just trying to find a solution. Either way, best of luck! Hope you get things to work. -
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I have two base stations in my home office: an Airport Express that's connected to the cable modem, and an older Airport Extreme (A1034) that's connected to my printer on the other side of the room. They were networked together so that I could go online or print wirelessly without a problem, until I upgraded to Snow Leopard. Now I can go online, and I can print directly from a USB cable to my HP printer, but I can't print wirelessly. The Extreme doesn't seem to show up at all in Airport Utility. Is there a way to get this to work again? Thanks.
Yes, I do have the latest drivers. I can print directly to the printer through USB. I don't seem to be able to access the Airport Extreme base station though.
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Installing Omnipage Pro X in Snow Leopard - this worked for me
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I was just about to give up when I had a "last throw of the dice" crazy idea. I simply copied the entire installer CD across to a desktop folder, just using the Finder to drag and drop all the files from the CD. I then ran the installer from the desktop copy.
And it worked! The installation ran all the way to the end and Omnipage starts up and works perfectly. I have no idea why this should work, but installing from the CD fails.
So if all else fails, try this method and see if it works for you!I went to the apple store and find that I would have to pay for the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component. You suggested there is a place to download it.
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The OSX 10.6.3 was successfully installed from the DVD. This is the screen after booting. But it is frozen. There is no response to clicking any of the icon in the deck or in the menu bar. I can only move cursor. That's all.
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