@repeattofade @brad +1 for #tailscale. Very convinient and you can also configure access controls.
@repeattofade @brad +1 for #tailscale. Very convinient and you can also configure access controls.
@JustinDerrick you can learn how @tailscale works from the documentation; https://tailscale.com/kb/1252/key-secret-management you will quickly learn that you might have been reading or hearing someone that doesn't quite understand how software defined vpn and specifically tailscale works? i used zerotier for years but gleefully embraced #tailscale.
Tailscale und Minecraft funktioniert.
Musik- und Videostreaming vom Homeserver sollte auch gehen, aber es wollen erstmal ~13 TB Mediendateien indiziert werden. Server ist belastet, aber wird kaum warm. SSH vom Handy ohne Port-Forwarding am Router läuft. Ich hab, was IT angeht, für heute Feierabend. Cheers!
interesting error #tailscale tags
Oh boy #ubuntu again
in the update from kernel `6.8.0-55` to `6.8.0-56` they messed up some nf6tables targets.
After the update #tailscale is no longer working, other users reporting, that #calico is not behaving correctly...
With this and all the snap-stuff... might be time to look for another distro...
@ceresbzns #Tailscale my dear, Tailscale
Schade eigentlich. Tailscale WAR ganz nett. Aber wenn man einen Identity-Provider nutzen muss und man bei Änderung der Mailadresse beim Identity-Provider einen riesigen technischen Aufwand treiben muss, damit man sich bei Tailscale überhaupt wieder anmelden kann, kann #Tailscale gern kacken gehen. Sowas unflexibles hab ich noch nicht gesehen.
Ich bin noch nicht einmal in der Lage, den Tailscale-Account selbst zu löschen, weil ich mich nicht mehr anmelden kann.
Ok. #Tailscale ist für mich gestorben.
Die akzeptieren nur Identity Provider zu Anmeldung. Völlig inakzeptabel.
@zak I'm running #tailscale with exit nodes on my home network, so when I enable it on my phone, I get both ad-blocking DNS (pihole at home) and access to home resources at the same time. Based on #wireguard.
Shout out to @tailscale for a great blog post about building stable platforms.
Finally got #nextcloud configured on #k3s using their official helm chart.. That was honestly a pain, especially getting it working with #tailscale. But it's done, and seems to be working well. Hopefully no more update issues with new versions causing the docker install to go into maintenance mode.
Even managed to get it configured on #homepage.. Success!
I was able to open the web UI. It was a directory and permissions thing. Now it doesn't like the inline scripts. At least it's a new error message. #AgenDAV #Tailscale #TheThingsIDoforLove
I want to maintain contacts & calendar strictly not touching the Internet. To that end, I've chosen DaviCal for the server & AgenDAV as the web-based client w/i my tailnet.
I've got DaviCal running flawlessly. I can create events, import contacts & they show up on all devices as intended.
I just need AgenDAV to cooperate. I was able to run the postgresql script, create an apache config, the web/public rewrites to web/public/login as it should, but it's throwing a 404. Any ideas?
#Tailscale
OK, #tailscale works together with #pihole , I'm very happy. It is also installed on my #synology #NAS
Next step: disable all Synology-related #portforwarding on my #router (especially 5000, 5001 and 6690 for Synology Drive).
I can't understand how to use my #DSM without those ports being forwarded. Do I need to autorise them somewhere? How does it work in conjunction with #QuickConnect or synology.me ?
Thanks!
@tailscale Hello! I'm discovering #tailscale and want to thank you and congratulate you, this is splendid!
I'm facing 1 weird issue when trying to make tailscale work with #pihole
My Pihole setup works when tailscale is off. When I turn it up, I:
- make sure that my client has "use tailscale for DNS" set to "ON"
- on my tailscale admin > DNS, I have added the tailscale IP of my Pihole as the *only* "Global nameservers" and I make sure that "Override DNS Servers" is set to "ON".
But then, no URL gets resolved anymore
Did I miss something despite have read https://tailscale.com/kb/1114/pi-hole ?
Thank you!
Kennt jemand eine Open Source-Variante von #tailscale? #WIreguard ist einfach, aber das zentral zu managen finde ich angenehm, mit einem #Zero-Trust-Ansatz ist das hübsch....
Irgendwie hat die #HomeAssistant App mit #Tailscale über Nacht 80% des Akkus gefressen.
I'm curious to hear what others are #SelfHosting! Here's my current setup:
Hardware & OS
Infrastructure & Networking
Security & Monitoring
Authentication & Identity Management
Productivity & Personal Tools
Notifications & Development Workflow
Accessibility Focus ️
Accessibility heavily influences my choices—I use a screen reader full-time (#ScreenReader), so I prioritize services usable without sight (#InclusiveDesign, #DigitalAccessibility). Always open to discussing accessibility experiences or recommendations!
I've also experimented with:
I don't really have a media collection, so no Plex or Jellyfin here (#MediaServer)—but I'm always open to suggestions! I've gotten a bit addicted to exploring new self-hosted services!
What's your setup like? Any cool services you'd recommend I try?
#SelfHosted #LinuxSelfHost #OpenSource #TechCommunity #FOSS #TechDIY
I would like to get rid of our commercial shopping list app.
Instead I want to selfhost #KitchenOwl on #Unraid. To make the list available remotely (when we are in the supermarket), I could use Unraid's #Tailscale integration and activate Tailscale in the KitchenOwl container.
The free plan of Tailscale allows 3 users. We are a family of four.
Is it as simple as it seems or is a user in Tailscale counted somehow differently so that the free plan would be sufficient for us?
Stumbled on a delightful new-to-me tool that allows you to self-host your #AudioBooks and #Podcast files with a pretty interface.
#AudioBookshelf lets you set up the server and point it at your downloaded non-DRM audio books (once you bent them to your will) and podcasts and stream them or download them from where you host it. There are also companion IOS and Android apps to allow you to stream on your phone, etc. If you are streaming outside of your network, it's up to you to set up the VPN to connect you back to the computer where you're hosting the content, or you can just download them local with the app while you're home. I'm using #Tailscale as my VPN to allow me to connect.
I've only just set it up, but so far it is pretty neat and I'm looking forward to getting some time in using it. It is in active development so if you have feature requests or bugs to report, you can.