docs: add “internet-exposed self-hosted” hack (yes, it’s cursed) #46
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Very cursed :D Not sure it's needed right in README, maybe in docs directory |
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What
Add README section showing how to expose a self-hosted instance and still use built‑in login. It’s hacky, but maybe usefull.
How
SELF_HOSTED_MODE=false, insert a user via SQL, fetch OTP from DB, sign in.Why
Unblocks “public-ish” deployments without wiring full auth/reverse proxy. Cue the shame.
the change is limited to docs; no code changes or migrations.