Can't load Flywheel local sites after upgrade to Sierra

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I upgraded to Sierra. It broke my dev environment. Quelle surprise! (Not).

I’ve got everything working again now except that Flywheel Local sites will no longer load. I’m using dnsmasq, which I was also using before when LBF was working just fine.

The site was added to my /etc/hosts file by the app like so:

192.168.75.100 karveldigital-local.dev #Local Site

Things I’ve tried:

Adding ‘nameserver 192.168.75.100’ to /etc/resolver/dev file that gets read by the dnsmasq config file.

Deleting and re-importing a local site from a backup and assigning a .local domain to it instead of .dev (dnsmasq is only configured to route .dev local domains).

I’m using LBF version 1.4.2
OSX 10.12.3

I have sooo many sites to build and I would really love to get this working again!

Thanks,

Kronda

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Hi Kronda,

So sorry for the trouble!

Can you try completely disabling Dnsmaq for now?

Also, can you try restarting that site in particular in Local? That’ll trigger the router to reinitiate.

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Hi,

I was able to resolve by deleting the site and reinstalling with only the default settings. Turns out I can’t have Flywheel Local sites in my Sites folder because of my httpd-vhost.conf settings.

I let it create a ~/Local Sites folder instead and everything is working.

Thanks for the reply!

Kronda

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Same problem here. I’ve tried every tip i could find on this forum and none of my sites are working. Could this be a macOS Sierra issue? Really need help resolving this as none of my local sites are working.

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same problem

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Hi @seothemes,

Very sorry for the trouble!

Are you running anything such as Valet, Gas Mask, or dnsmasq?

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Hi Clay

No, not running any of those.

I’ve kind of given up now, just can’t get it working.

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If you’d like we can set up a time to troubleshoot this over a screen sharing service. Just let me know if you’re interested.

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That would be great. I’ll send you an email :slight_smile: