Don’t know if this is a bug, or misconfiguration from my part. But I’m not enable to share a hugo site on my local network when hugo-extended version. Seems to be working fine when using ‘regular’ hugo version.
Command that I’m using:
hugo server -D --bind 192.168.1.xx --baseUrl http://192.168.1.xx
System specs
Windows 11
Installed both versions via chocolatey (of course not together at the same moment)
No. Presuming that you haven’t created any aliases, how you invoke it from the command line depends on the name of the executable file. By default, both are named hugo.exe. If you have both installed, your PATH environment variable determines which one is called when you type hugo.
Found out that 2 instances of Hugo were blocked in Windows Firewall. Don’t know why this happend specifically to hugo-extended version. Enabled ‘allow connections’ and it now seems to be working fine!
Any idea why there are so many entries for hugo, in windows firewall?