docs: canonical LAN-endpoints map (issue #6) #12
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Closes the documentation half of issue #6.
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docs/reference/lan-endpoints.md— one canonical service→address map across three contexts (LAN host IP · container-to-containerhostname:internal-port· public browser URL), plus which services have no public route and the published-vs-internal port gotcha. Wired into CLAUDE.md Networking and the skills README.Reality check (the interesting part)
#6 was filed P1 to kill the Pangolin-SSO hang on public
*.adamayala.workURLs. Measured 2026-07-12 — the hang no longer reproduces for Forgejo: public git smart-HTTP, browser, and authed-API requests all return 200 with no SSO redirect (~0.2s). The June token/auth bypass looks applied.So the doc is framed around the rationale that is actually still true — LAN is faster (~0.008s vs ~0.2s) and independent of the tunnel being up — not a broken public path. Yesterday's Dockhand clone hang was real but its cause is no longer present.
Deferred
Split-horizon DNS (a local resolver returning LAN IPs for
*.adamayala.work) is the durable upgrade but is now optional, not a fix — no DNS resolver runs on Unraid today. Left as a low-priority follow-up on #6.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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