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@manafire recently I run into issue that my web server binds to Unix domain socket and code fails when executing What do you think about changing order of the execution if allow_domain?(env) || allow_ip?(env)? In that case I could solve my problem with: BetterErrors::Middleware.allow_domain!('socket') |
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@szemek I have changed the order as you've requested. Hope that works for you. |
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its possible merge this pull request ? =) i'm working with vagrant env and i'm using custom domain for that instead ips . |
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@RobinDaugherty sorry for the duplicated error :/ i will check that later , and i will test with docker too , since i've discard the vagrant usage to use docker instead. But anyway thanks for the reply and support =) |
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Allow users to specify domains in addition to IPs. See: #306