Q: accessing a self-hosted instance from non-localhost

[M4J2R]

Hi, I'm just getting started, and I'm not an experienced coder, so I hope you'll be understanding.

I don't want to use Docker, as it would be something more I need to learn, and I'm busy enough already :) I've started a self-hosted timetagger instance from the CLI, and I can log in from a web browser on the same machine, so I know it's running.

Is it possible to configure timetagger to allow access from other machines on the same subnet? e.g. my localhost in on the network at 10.0.0.180. I'd like to be able to access timetagger from any machine on the 10.0.0.0/24 subnet by going to 10.0.0.180:8080

If this is an acceptable use, can someone point me to where I need to start to make the timetagger server visible to the subnet?

TIA
Michael

[M4J2R]

My bad. I think that this has been answered, so I'm closing this. I'll reopen with a better question if I need to.