[a-l-c-o]

Like you I got a 404. Then I remembered I blacklist this adress in /etc/hosts :

0.0.0.0 google-analytics.com

Maybe you forgot you do too ?

[smokinjoe]

Maybe a little off topic, but what's the purpose for that? Does it make websites that use google analytics unable to track your visit?

[xtreme]

Everytime you visit a GA enabled site, it sends back some information to the Google servers including url, referrer, time spent etc. Google can use this build up a history of websites you (this is not linked to your Google account, more like an unique id) frequent and show targeted advertisements.

[iM8t]

Yeah, I do. How forgetful of me. Thanks!

[Dylan16807]

How does lack of IP turn into a 404?

[enduser]

If you are running a web server on your own computer that does not have a resource at that URI. 0.0.0.0 is a magic number that means any local network interface.