letum00

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  1. Thank you, I appreciate you looking into it. I tried removing connect first with no change. I have the same result whether exit node is enabled or not, as well. Also, no matter what way I try connecting, via local IP, Tailscale IP, or dns name I still cannot connect to anything hosted on the server IP. What's funny is I have the opposite problem with wireguard. I can't get out, only have access to internal resources which is the whole reason I'm trying Tailscale.
  2. I am having a similar problem as the last poster. I can connect to my tailnet and access everything hosted on the server EXCEPT the webgui and any dockers in host mode. I notice when I look at my Interface Extra there's a route in the list for tailscale1 but it's specifically ipv6. Is this the intended behavior? Should there not be an ipv4 route? Tower-tailscale-diag-20240101-100134.zip
  3. I was able to get Quicksync (ffmpeg VAAPI h264) working after installing the intel media driver: apt install intel-media-va-driver-non-free
  4. I can verify this docker works while the older one has not worked for some time. Thank you! I added the extra parameter for Intel QuickSync but did not see it as an encoding option with a cursory glance. I have to dig into this more, though.
  5. This was me, I logged in with the wrong email address. TQ's template deployed and began scanning immediately as expected. For anyone who comes here from the ClamAV marked "offical" in CA I would recommend removing it and switching to the template owned by TQ.
  6. Copy and paste it into notepad and remove the erroneous space after --device /dev/snd \ Then copy and paste it into your terminal.
  7. Matt, I used your docker run command and everything builds fine, however I cannot for the life of me figure out how to connect via VNC. How did you find the password? Edit: For anyone who finds this thread and has the same question, the answer was out there, I just didn't understand. Once the docker is installed and visible in your docker tab as started do the following: Stop the docker by clicking the docker name and choosing stop. Open a terminal and run "docker ps" to get a list of your docker images. Start the docker from the terminal by typing "docker start -i 123abc456def" The docker should start and probably end on the line "audio: Failed to create voice 'adc'" - hit enter to come to the (qemu) prompt. Type "vnc password xxxxxxxx" where xxxxxxxx is the password you wish to set. Now you should be able to connect via VNC. This password process has to be done every time you start the docker and if you close the terminal the docker will stop. Instead of trying to figure out how to script or automate this process I just installed Teamviewer once the OS installation completed and I no longer use VNC.