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Recent update caused port numbers to not be factored in somehow #2172
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@Saeven Sorry for the late reply. may I ask if I'm not sure why I can mix together because they have different hosts. If you don't mind, can you share 2 working URLs?, so I can test it? (You can share with me via nghia@proxyman.io) |
Here is my config:
I also have 2 local servers at port 3990 and 3000 Both are working fine with Proxyman v5.10.0 Maybe you should add |
@Saeven it's fixed in this comment (#2164 (comment)) 👍 Please give it a try and share with me the result 👍 |
Hi @NghiaTranUIT these are not localhost entries. They resolve to an IPV4 address, e.g. 172.16.1.21. Adding a localhost loopback wouldn't solve much. I can share exact IP address and hostnames via email for sure - my pleasure. Incoming! |
Does the Beta build fix your problem ? because it's similar to #2164 |
Just tried - the beta build does not solve the matter no. |
Description
For development, I use a multitude of "ports" on various hostnames that otherwise resolve to the same IP. Examples:
When ProxymanApp is not enabled, these domains all resolve as expected. However, when enabled, only the first visited domain survives.
Steps to Reproduce
Current Behavior
At step 4, it is trying to load the content of http://git.domain.com:7990/allPlans.action instead of http://ci.domain.com:8085/allPlans.action.
Expected Behavior
It loads the content of http://ci.domain.com:8085/allPlans.action
More Details
Quitting Proxyman and refreshing the affected tab, solves the issue after 4 above.
Environment
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