Hi! Thank you for your tutorial! I have followed the steps and wrote new lines (After I press control O it says that the lines are written). When I exit and open the hosts file again, these new lines are not there. Do you maybe know why not?
Great video! Any idea why my Mac won't let me delete the two temporary records in my host file once I'm done? I see the two temporary records listed in my host file, I move my cursor to the end of the text, but cannot remove those records by pressing the delete button 😳. It appears the text is not editable Any suggestions?
@@Screamer1989 "sudoers" is a file containing the users allowed to run the "sudo" command. If your account is the *only* account on the system, it should be in the "sudoers" file already. If it's not, you should be able to add your user to that file. I don't have access to macOS, so I can't tell you how to add it but there should be plenty of tutorials out there on doing that. I use Linux a lot so I'm very familiar with the 'sudoers' file, in general. :)
Excellent video, exactly what I was looking for. Clear, concise, learnable. Thank you very much.
sudo nano /etc/hosts
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Exactly what I needed and nothing else, thanks for this video!
Great video! Does this approach work on the latest version of macOS? Also, would a reboot flush the DNS cache? Thanks!
Can I block specific IP addresses that I don't want my computer to get in touch with?
Thank you so much, I tried many ways but it didn't work, until I watched your video
Hi!
Thank you for your tutorial! I have followed the steps and wrote new lines (After I press control O it says that the lines are written). When I exit and open the hosts file again, these new lines are not there. Do you maybe know why not?
Is nano stock in mac? I have tried this for a lot of attempts and it doesnt show a word, so is nano stock?
Great video! Any idea why my Mac won't let me delete the two temporary records in my host file once I'm done? I see the two temporary records listed in my host file, I move my cursor to the end of the text, but cannot remove those records by pressing the delete button 😳. It appears the text is not editable Any suggestions?
I disabled the DNS over HTTPS setting in my Chrome browser, but it still won't let me edit my host file.
"Cannot open file for writing: Operation not permitted" please, if u can, help )
You are awesome. Thank you!
Thank you, useful!
Thank you for this.
Thanks man, it worked.
doesn't work for me.
still readonly file..
Thanks, worked great!
you are the best thanks
Thank you
hi, i try using the sudo nano hosts command and it says im not in sudoers files
did you resolve the issue?
could you elaborate what you mean by "im not in sudoers files" ?
@@Screamer1989 "sudoers" is a file containing the users allowed to run the "sudo" command. If your account is the *only* account on the system, it should be in the "sudoers" file already. If it's not, you should be able to add your user to that file. I don't have access to macOS, so I can't tell you how to add it but there should be plenty of tutorials out there on doing that. I use Linux a lot so I'm very familiar with the 'sudoers' file, in general. :)