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Improvement1.80.0

tsrecorder v1.80.0

tsrecorder v1.80.0 is now available. TLS certificate requests from Let's Encrypt now include the device's DNS name in the CSR's SAN extension and Common Name field for improved certificate validation.

A new release of the Tailscale tsrecorder is available. You can download it from Docker Hub.

  • Changed: TLS certificate requests from Let's Encrypt include the device's DNS name in the CSR's SAN extension and set the Common Name field.
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