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The host resolver looks up names on the host, not inside the guest, so will not be able to resolve names from /etc/hosts inside the guest. This doesn't matter for programs running directly inside the guest, as they use the local resolver, and the host resolver is just a nameserver.
It does however affect containers, which only have access to the nameserver, so can't resolve e.g. host.lima.internal.
The host resolver looks up names on the host, not inside the guest, so will not be able to resolve names from
/etc/hosts
inside the guest. This doesn't matter for programs running directly inside the guest, as they use the local resolver, and the host resolver is just a nameserver.It does however affect containers, which only have access to the nameserver, so can't resolve e.g.
host.lima.internal
.I suggest to add a configuration option:
The string
host
is special and will be translated to the gateway address to the host.The name
host.lima.internal
is built-in and will always be defined as a name of the host.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: