Tailscale Docker image v1.80.0
Improved TLS certificate requests from Let's Encrypt to include device DNS names in the CSR. Fixed several issues with Tailscale Funnel configuration display and error handling in the admin console, and resolved a bug with TS_SERVE_CONFIG environment variable loading for tailnets with HTTPS disabled.
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- Changed: TLS certificate requests from Let's Encrypt include the device's DNS name in the CSR's SAN extension and set the
Common Namefield. - Fixed: Tailscale Funnel configuration on devices displays errors when incoming connections are not permitted and connections are disallowed.
- Fixed: Tailscale Funnel disabled on a device no longer displays as enabled in the admin console.
- Fixed: Serve config provided using the
TS_SERVE_CONFIGenvironment variable successfully loads for tailnets with HTTPS disabled, as long as the serve config does not define an HTTPS endpoint.
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