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I recently moved my development environment to my local machine (mac), and setup an Apache virtual host: dev-mysite so in the browser it’s: http://dev-mysite/
No .com or anything like that
issue I’m having now is that signing into the site requires setting a cookie and for some reason Google Chrome isn’t letting my dev enviroment instance set a browser cookie where it does work in Firefox, safari etc…
Is this something about Google Chrome or Virtual hosts? Something I should know about?
Thanks.
Try adding a dot (.) to the hostname – I’m assuming you’re using a host file entry to point dev-mysite to 127.0.0.1 – you can use dev.mysite instead. If the hostname doesn’t look like a TLD, Chrome may not be accepting the cookie.