By freakyirish
I got: sudo: unable to resolve host fatih1.kancingdoortrim.com as a result of sudo cat /etc/hosts | curl -F’f:1=<-’ ix.io is it normal?
it is running LAMP on Ubuntu 12.04
Thanks Irawan
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Thanks Aidhan… <br> <br>and when hostname does not resolve what might happen to my site in the future? <br> <br>thanks <br>Newbie onboard :D <br> <br>Irawan
Add the following line to <code>/etc/hosts</code>: <br><pre>127.0.0.1 fatih1.kancingdoortrim.com</pre> <br>That should fix it assuming <code>fatih1.kancingdoortrim.com </code> is your droplet’s hostname.
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