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jchaven

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  1. Did you add your Tailscale network to "Include listening interfaces" (Unraid > Settings > Network Settings > Interface Extra)? For example on my Unraid server my Tailscale network is named "tailscale0". So, I added that to "Include listening interfaces" so it looks like this: br0, tailscale0
  2. Are you using two different Tailscale accounts? I am not an expert with Tailnets, I assumed you can only have one tailnet per Tailscale account. I have access to an Unraid server that is on another Tailnet (a completely different Tailscale account). The device on the other Tailnet was shared with me using the Admin Console on Tailscale.com. After accepting the invite the remote server appeared on my TS Admin Console as "Shared In". HTH.
  3. Thank you for your reply! I did use tmux. I have the TMM plugin installed and used that. The update closed the window and apparently killed the tmux session - there were no running sessions when I clicked on TMM again. Also, I am past the point where the at command would have rebooted the remote server and it did not reboot.
  4. Hello all, before I upgrade the Tailscale plugin I open a terminal window and issue a command to reboot the server a little bit in the future like this: echo "powerdown -r" | at 14:05 This has saved me a few times in the past when the Tailscale update went sideways and lost access to a remote server. The scheduled reboot would restore access. Recently, I have noticed the at job is removed and the terminal window is closed during the Tailscale update. Before it does this it creates another job as shown using atq. How can I prevent the Tailscale update from removing "my" at job or how can I schedule a reboot without at ?
  5. I have a server with a "Starter" license that has "Automatic License Extension" enabled on Unraid.net. I'm trying to update from 7.1 to 7.2 but, when I try to update it states the OS Update eligibility expired on 2025-06-06. The license was automatically extended on 6/1/2025 for $36 (rder number: #20250601b2844). If I follow the link to update from the account management page on Unraid,net (which states: "Upgrade your key to add more devices or extend your update eligibility.") it takes me to a page where I have to pay $69 for a new license. Can someone explain to me the point of extending a license versus just buying a new license every other year or so? I feel like I just threw-away $36. Edit: Opening a ticket resolved this issue. For some reason the license key installed on the server was not in-sync with Unraid.net. As suggested by support all I had to do was copy the URL to the license on Unraid.net and paste it in Tools > Registration on the server.
  6. How to have update restart plugin? I have a few Unraid servers all running Tailscale for remote access. In most cases I can access the Unraid server using a local IP if Tailscale is not running. However, I have two machines that I can only access via Tailscale. The problem comes when the plug-in is updated and does not restart. At this point I lose access to the server and there is no way to get it back unless I restart the server (have user hold power button until powered-off). Is there a way to have the plug-in restarted after updates? EDIT: It appears the UP Flags needed to be updated. I tried to restart the container and is failed. The log had the change required for the container's UP Flag variable. With changes applied the container started. There appears to be no issue here after all.
  7. Perhaps developers could enlist the aid of their own moderators? They could seek out users to manage each forum for a developer creating and managing sub-forums that supports a specific application the developer created.
  8. For anyone coming here after an upgrade broke it with errors similar to this: In Connection.php line 829: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Connection refused (Connection: mysql, SQL: delete f rom cache) In Connector.php line 65: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Connection refused See this support thread on the developers site: https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker/issues/1088 Essentially, you just need to override the config change to using a "DB" back to using "file" by adding a variable with the key "CACHE_DRIVER" and a value "file".
  9. I am experiencing the same issue. I cannot comment on your config as I am new to Tailscale and am no expert with Docker. Before installing TailScale Docker container I was logged in with Unraid Connect/My Servers plugin. Are you using this plugin?
  10. Thanks. This was exactly what I needed to hear.
  11. I upgraded from 6.9.2 to 6.10.3. One of the features in 6.10.3 is to pause parity checks and have them run incrementally over several days. This is what the Parity Check Tuning plugin accomplished. Should I remove this plugin now? Thanks, JCH
  12. Perfect! Thanks!! I knew it was something simple.
  13. I have installed, configured, and have working the "My Servers" plugin. I can access my server using "Local Access" from forums.unraid.net or using my local name (e.g. tower.local). The first time I logged into my server it prompted for my login (root / mypassword) - not my unraid.net password. I have not been prompted to enter credentials since. Now, I want to logout of my Unraid server leaving the server logged into Unraid.net so that I can access it remotely from another PC elsewhere (e.g. work). When I click on my profile name at the top right I see only "Sign out of Unraid.net" which when clicked (and I continue past the warning) disconnects my server from Unraid.net. What am I missing?

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