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I had not intended this to be used for network access, to me tailscale is about point to point communications, so I run it everywhere. However that's just me, I'm glad you got it to work, and I might have a look at including an environmental variable to enable network routing when I get a moment. This is a slightly kludgy solution using NAT on the outbound though rather than seting up full network routability.

Apologies, I wasn't watching this topic for some reason. The log in question is the docker log, just click the log button on the far right of the docker screen in the tailscale row.

s3_sleep is installed and the sleep button in the top right is working fine. I have tracked this down to Dynamix System Temp plugin - uninstall that and sleep reappears on the tool bar. Re-install the System Temp plugin and it's gone again.

Hi. I am having trouble with the sleep function. This used to work fine, and is very useful, but now sleep is ghosted out on the command strip. I've reinstalled the plugin, and wiped all trace from /boot first, as well as the s3_sleep plugin. Any ideas what could be causing this? The server sleeps find from the s3_sleep buttons. Thanks

I have no idea I'm afraid, I would suggest a quick download of the client from https://tailscale.com to check.

THIS IS DEPRECATED NO SUPPORT IS PROVIDED - DO NOT USE YOU ALMOST ALWAYS WANT THE TAILSCALE PLUGIN NOT THIS DOCKER CONTAINER Following 7.0.0. release which has built in support for Tailscale in docker I will update this for three more months after which it will be replaced with a non functioning container. You should use the plugin or built in support, see here @EDACerton has a solution for using the official containers from Tailscale here I have pushed the last version of this today - 1.80.2 - I will not push any more versions. 3rd March 2025 DO NOT START USING THIS CONTAINER STOP USING THIS CONTAINER ----------------------- HISTORICAL ONLY ------------------------ Introduction If you want to access your unraid server over tailscale at this point you are better using the plugin. Unraid Tailscale Plugin I have continued to update this for those using tailscale to, for example, connect groups of docker containers on private networks into tailsacle. I will stop support end of June 2024. Please use the plugin otherwise, use for direct access to unraid is considered deprecated, support will not be provided by me. This is the support thread for deasmi/unraid-tailscale docker CA. If you have a feature request or bug report please also try and add an issue on github https://github.com/deasmi/unraid-tailscale If you find this useful please consider donating to my chosen charity, Cancer Research. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/unraid-tailscale Thank you to those that have already donated. Latest version of tailscale included: Please see last page of posts for update This supports TLS certificates and Downloads, see below for instructions Please note I normally skip 1.xx.0 releases as there are often bug fix releases shortly afterwards. In any event I will wait at least two weeks after a 1.xx.0 release before updating latest, or normally even pushing a build. What is this? This container sets up tailscale for unraid. Tailscale is a managed point to point VPN using wireguard. It is intended to allow you to access services of your unraid server over tailscale, it does not, and is not intended to, provide a VPN gateway to your LAN. If you can contact unraid services over tailscale this is working as intended. For clarity I cannot provide support for use of --advertise-routes or other custom setups, and in all likelehood it will not behave as you expect. Due to the way docker works, and arp works, and switches work you will potentially have a nasty time. **If you want a tailscale gateway to your lan use your firewall or a raspberry pi or anything else at all other than this container. We cannot support you at all if you are using --advertise-routes, please do not ask** Communications are limited to services that listen on all interfaces on the host itself via standard bridge or host networking. Installation and setup Before you start it is a good idea to make sure you have already registered with Tailscale and installed tailscale onto another computer. https://login.tailscale.com/start Then install this app on Unraid and start it up, there are no config changes needed for the detault setup however it will register as hostname unraid, if you want to change that see 'Extra Parameters' in the container config and change to the hostname you would like before you start up. This can be changed later. ** IMPORTANT When you first start this container you must check the log file for the logon URL and then enter it into a browser and logon to tail scale. I would then also advise setting the keys to not expire for your unraid host ** You need to look for the following in the log ** Note that this will expose your whole server into your tailscale VPN network ** The container runs with docker host networking, and so it shares a network stack with the underlying host, so any services you can see on the LAN you'll be able to see on tailscale. Do not do this if you do not understand what that means. Downloads Starting with release 1.24.2-downloads you can now support automatic downloads with taildrop. If you have already installed tailscale you will need to add some extra paramaters manually as shown below. TLS Certificates If you want to use TLS certificates as per https://tailscale.com/kb/1153/enabling-https/ you will need to connect to the console of the docker container and issue the tailscale cert command. External Links Ibracorp have a guide with video on how to set all this up, as well as some advanced topics like exit nodes. https://docs.ibracorp.io/tailscale/

Hi, I'm having a bit of trouble getting started with the plugin, I think I'm just missing something obvious as I've tried all the none obvious things and got nowhere. The plugin is installed and working, I can navigate to the interface and set permissions on docker/VMs for a none admin account I've created. My plan is to allow my kids to turn two VMs on and off as the screen for this is in their room. One PC VM, one mac VM. Whilst I'm able to login to the IOS app using the root account I cannot for the life of me find a combination of ports and SSL that work for their account. My Unraid is AD joined if that makes a difference. What am I supposed to be putting into the login screen to connect to the plugin? Thanks