January 31, 20251 yr So the Problem is that after I had changed a setting on the Container it has to always redownload the tailscale executables. But the servers are super slow because the 1.80.0 update just released. If it would be possible to have these executables cached somewhere that would be great ^^ Executing Unraid Docker Hook for Tailscale Detecting Package Manager... Detected Advanced Package Tool! Installing packages... Please wait... Packages installed! Tailscale not found, downloading... Please wait... /tmp/tailscale/tail 3%[ ] 1024K 10.0KB/s in 63s /tmp/tailscale/tail 7%[> ] 2.29M 11.9KB/s in 65s /tmp/tailscale/tail 12%[+> ] 3.63M 14.9KB/s in 63s
January 31, 20251 yr 14 hours ago, dr_bluescreen said: But the servers are super slow because the 1.80.0 update just released. Sadly enough this seems like a general issue (I'm based in Europe btw) : The Download even fails for me with Firefox, if you want to try it here is the download link: https://pkgs.tailscale.com/stable/tailscale_1.80.0_amd64.tgz 14 hours ago, dr_bluescreen said: If it would be possible to have these executables cached somewhere that would be great ^^ This was done on purpose because with that way you are always on the latest version. Caching is very complicated (which container uses which version among other issues) and since the caching mechanism would also try to download the binary you would face the same issue. If you can grab the binaries at all you could place them inside the container to the paths: /usr/local/bin/tailscale & /usr/local/bin/tailscaled after that restart the container, then it will start as usual with Tailscale. EDIT: I just tried it with another architecture and it seems the other downloads work fine maybe this is a general issue with the file itself? EDiT2: The download should now work again from a quick test.
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