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Explore Stack Internal I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts/etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries' hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry
: 54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts entry
: 54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries' hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry
54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts entry
54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries' hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry: 54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts entry: 54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entriesentries' hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry
"54.173.164.18 web1"54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts entry
"54.174.161.12 web1a"54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry "54.173.164.18 web1"
NEW /etc/hosts entry "54.174.161.12 web1a"
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries' hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry
54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts entry
54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing aan entries hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry 54"54.173.164.18 web1 web1"
NEW /etc/hosts entry 54"54.174.161.12 web1aweb1a"
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing a hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts 54.173.164.18 web1
NEW /etc/hosts 54.174.161.12 web1a
I believe Apple will recognize this as a bug (I submitted one today). I did notice that new entries in /etc/hosts are picked up but, changes to existing entries are ignored. So.... changing an entries hostname (e.g. web1 to web1a) provided a workaround for me.
OLD /etc/hosts entry "54.173.164.18 web1"
NEW /etc/hosts entry "54.174.161.12 web1a"
