Include host in 'Network is disabled' error message#190
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Include host in 'Network is disabled' error message#190sjudd wants to merge 1 commit intokiwicom:masterfrom
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I had a tricky case that took me a bit to debug where a library I was using was using the ipv6 `::1` loopback address instead of the `127.0.0.1`, even though I never used `::1` directly. Had I been able to see the specific host that was rejected, I would have had an easier time figuring out why my `allowed_hosts` override wasn't working the way I expected.
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I had a tricky case that took me a bit to debug where a library I was using was using the ipv6
::1loopback address instead of the127.0.0.1, even though I never used::1directly.Had I been able to see the specific host that was rejected, I would have had an easier time figuring out why my
allowed_hostsoverride wasn't working the way I expected.If you think this is a reasonable concept, I'll happily go through the checklist below!
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