Site Domains router issue on v9.2.2 Apple Silicon

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Bug Summary

I was using intel version of Local before. I recently updated to 9.2.2 by downloading the Apple Silicon version and removing the previous intel version.

There was an issue i experienced at first with Mailpit but i was able to fix it with a thread on here mentioning to delete the mailpit folder and allow it to be re-added.

All my previously created sites have been working fine, but today I tried to create a new site as I always have before:

  • Go through the creation process in Local
  • Have Local trust the SSL cert
  • Process always fails so for years now, I’ve always had to open Key Chain Access and manually trust the certificate for the domain
  • Restart Local app
  • Access website

The only issue is that I can’t access the site and it shows this message:

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If I try to change the Router mode to localhost, it works just fine.

I’ve checked my hosts file and in /etc/hosts and I can see the entries for the new site just like i can see the entries for previous sites.

But I just can’t access the new site at all.

Steps to reproduce

Try creating a new site on latest Local 9.2.2 for Apple Silicon.

Environment Info

Describe your environment.

- What Operating System are you using?

MacOS

- What versions of site software (Nginx, Apache, PHP, MySQL) is used?

Nginx bundled with Local 9.2.2, PHP 8.2.23, MySQL 8.0.35

- What version of Local is installed?

Version 9.2.2+6771

Supporting info

Please provide your Local Log. See this Community Forum post for instructions on how to do so:

local-lightning.log (826.3 KB)

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Hi @shairu

There are a lot of errors in your log indicating a possible port conflict which makes sense why changing the Router Mode helps out.

Are you running other developer applications simultaneously? That could also cause similar issues. Apps like MAMP, XAMPP, or Docker for example.

What is your MacOS version? (Click on the Apple icon in the upper left hand corner, About this Mac and send a screenshot)

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@Nick-B I’m not using MAMP or XAMPP. I do have Docker and Laravel Herd installed but they are never actively running.

I am aware that Laravel Herd causes a conflict whenever it’s running side by side, but because of that I do not constantly have Laravel Herd running because I use Local almost every day.

Mac OS version: Sonoma v14.7.3 (23H417)

The only thing that has changed in my system lately is me simply updating Local

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If you downgrade back to the previous version of Local are you able to get things working again?