Phones can now open the waiter app at http://<LAN IP> with no domain, DNS
record or certificate (works around DNS-rebinding failures, KI-001). The
manager gets http://<LAN IP>:8081, with http://<LAN IP>/manager redirecting
there. waiter.*/manager.* hostnames on :80 still redirect to https, so
legacy domain sites behave as before.
- Both plain-HTTP servers are LAN-only (allow RFC1918/loopback/ULA/link-local,
deny all -> 403), so a router port-forward can't expose an unencrypted POS
- nginx-proxy/nginx.conf and the install.sh heredoc are now byte-identical
(one canonical config, routing map in its header)
- install.sh generates a 10-year self-signed cert when certs/ is empty (nginx
won't start its TLS listeners without one), detects HOST_IP via
'ip route get', prompts for it on fresh installs and backfills it into an
existing .env, always starts the stack, prints the LAN URLs
- docker-compose publishes 8081; .env.example documents HOST_IP
- pack README: ports/request path updated, CS-5 byte-identical check
Verified: nginx -t; install.sh in Debian (fresh / upgrade without HOST_IP /
re-run - no duplicate HOST_IP, cert SAN includes HOST_IP, key 600); full
stack from freshly built images: every entry point returns the expected
200/301/302, and removing the gateway's range from the allow list yields 403
on :80 and :8081.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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