Hi all; hopefully someone can guide me in the right direction on this. I'm trying to setup a Kubernetes Auth as part of the K8s Agent Injector, but I'm getting an error as my cluster is hosted in my homelab and therefore the hostname resolves to a private IP address and I am getting the attached error. Is there anyway to disable this check, or am I doing something else wrong? This is a self-hosted instance of infisical, using version 0.159.9

Hey @Anthony Norwood, Infisical has built-in SSRF protection that blocks connections to private/internal IP addresses by default, which is why it's rejecting your homelab K8s API endpoint. Please try adding this environment variable to your Infisical deployment:

ALLOW_INTERNAL_IP_CONNECTIONS=true

Just add that to wherever you configure your Infisical instance (docker-compose, Helm values, etc.) and restart. That should get you unblocked right away. More details on this and other env vars here: https://infisical.com/docs/self-hosting/configuration/envars

Hi Jake, thanks very much that fixed the issue perfectly! And yeah, I tried on a different PC and it worked fine, so must have been something odd when I was trying this morning. I'm getting a 400 error when trying to use it, but at least I can paste it in and can troubleshoot something else