Let's say my internet is down and I don't have a local DNS server. How do I connect to VoidAuth on my local network?

To prefix:

• VoidAuth IP: 192.168.68.107
• Caddy IP: 192.168.68.97

Setting APP_URL to VoidAuths's local IP (i.e., http://192.168.68.107) produces an SSL error in browser.

I tried to proxy VoidAuth through Caddy to strip the CSP and HSTS headers:

:80 {
        @internal remote_ip 192.168.68.0/24

        handle @internal {
                reverse_proxy @internal 192.168.68.107:3000

                header @internal {
                        -Content-Security-Policy
                        -Strict-Transport-Security
                }
        }
}

This allows me to actually load the page, but I get the "Could not create session" error in VoidAuth.

I also see this message in the logs:

voidauth  | {"level":"debug","message":"APP_URL: 'http://192.168.68.97' appears to be a private DNS zone.","timestamp":1776527926442}
voidauth  | {"level":"debug","message":"Session Domain: '68.97'","timestamp":1776527926443}

Obviously there's no domain to work with here. I tried setting SESSION_DOMAIN to empty string and the local IP, but no dice.

Is there any way around this?