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I've followed along with these settings but I am not able to access the installation on 'wordPress-docker.test' but I can access the localhost to install.
I am using Ubuntu 20 LTS on my windows 10 over WSL 2.
Localhost does not use the SSL either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Have you included a new entry in the /etc/hosts file on your WSL instance to point to 127.0.0.1 to wordpress-docker.test? If you haven't done so, your browser won't know where wordpress-docker.test is, and any other attempts to find it through DNS will fail because the domain doesn't exist—it's a test domain.
In this case, we want it to understand that it is the same location as localhost. You'll want to add a line in the block towards the top of the file. The first few lines should look something like this (although, in your case, perhaps it won't look exactly the same):
Hi there,
I've followed along with these settings but I am not able to access the installation on 'wordPress-docker.test' but I can access the localhost to install.
I am using Ubuntu 20 LTS on my windows 10 over WSL 2.
Localhost does not use the SSL either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: