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Fix1.90.2

Tailscale v1.90.2

Fixed an iptables regression on non-amd64/arm64 platforms preventing client startup, and resolved a crash in tailscaled daemon when running on devices with TPM 1.x.

Linux
  • Fixed: An iptables regression on non-amd64/arm64 platforms is resolved, and the client starts as expected.
  • Fixed: Running Tailscale on devices equipped with Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.x no longer causes the tailscaled daemon to fail.
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Improvement1.104.1

Tailscale v1.104.1 — Performance and Features Release

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Fix1.102.5

Linux client reconnection stability fix

Fixed an issue where the Linux client would stop tailscaled when falling behind on status updates. The client now reconnects instead of exiting, and only terminates if it cannot reconnect within one minute.

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