When I was creating the FeedLand Docker Compose file, I was thinking of it running on a VPS with a public hostname. There was another use case I was not thinking about: running on a local machine in a private network, without any hostname in DNS. This would be pretty common for someone just wanting to run FeedLand for themselves on their own laptop, without wanting to set up any SSL or proxy. 

For this case I've added an option to run FeedLand as localhost. When the initial script is called as `./scripts/generate-env.sh –http-localhost`, the URL of FeedLand is set to http://localhost:1452, and the Caddy web proxy is not started.

I've also added a script to easily determine the confirmation URL for a new user when email has not been configured.

Thanks to John Johnston and Frank McPherson for suggesting and testing the localhost installation. This should make it even easier to explore FeedLand.

Next I intend to explore other possibilities for using the FeedLand Docker image, for example with the Synology Container Manager or with Coolify.