feat: display local IP alongside public IP in install success message#166
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Home servers and local VMs are often not reachable on their public IP because no port forwarding is configured, so the final install message now also prints the private (RFC1918) IP when one is detected and it differs from the address already shown. Closes #152 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The install script's final message only printed the public IP URL. Users installing Dokploy on local VMs or home hardware often can't reach that address because no port forwarding is configured, so a successful install looks broken.
This reuses the existing
get_private_ip()helper (already used for the swarm advertise address) to also print the local URL:The extra line is only shown when a private (RFC1918) IP is detected and it differs from the address already displayed — so VPS-only servers and users who passed
ADVERTISE_ADDRwith their local IP see no duplicate line.Testing
Verified inside an Alpine container (busybox
ash) by executing the exact functions and final-message block extracted from the script:172.17.0.2) ✅ADVERTISE_ADDRset to the private IP → single line, no duplicate ✅ADVERTISE_ADDRset to a distinct address → both lines ✅sh -nsyntax check passes ✅Closes #152
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