Running in a NAT network - how to prevent using "https://api.ipify.org" for my IP address?

[HeneryH]

other than hacking/hardcoding my installer script in the "do not edit" section...

#
# Find correct IP.
find_correct_ip() {
  _LOC_IP=$(curl ${crlGet} https://api.ipify.org \
    | sed 's/[^0-9\.]//g' 2>&1)
  if [ -z "${_LOC_IP}" ]; then
    _LOC_IP=$(curl ${crlGet} http://ip4.icanhazip.com \
      | sed 's/[^0-9\.]//g' 2>&1)
  fi
}

[HeneryH]

Hmmm, even editing that script block doesn't work.

[HeneryH]

Uhg, there are seven instances of calls to ipify.org so it looks like the only way to install is to have a static IP on the internet?

Can the installer be re-run after a failed install after maybe changing any references to the wrong IP?

[HeneryH]

Now that I have learned that "local" installations are unsupported I need to go back to "public" installations.

Thus reopening this issue.

[omega8cc]

This should be optional, indeed. We have removed the old code discovering the IP locally, but it could be done via simple config file before installation. Actually, the system already does this, we just need to document this feature.