v1.80.2 Bug Fixes
Fixed display name resolution for peer owners that was causing missing names in status output and preventing Tailscale SSH connections. Also fixed SSH client compatibility for clients that skip none auth and immediately attempt publickey authentication.
- Fixed: Nodes could lose the display names of owners of peers in rare cases. This had manifested in missing names in
tailscale statusand could prevent incoming Tailscale SSH connections from being accepted. The behavior is reverted to that of v1.78.x and earlier.
- Fixed: SSH clients that skip the
noneauth method and immediately trypublickeycan connect to Tailscale SSH as expected. The behavior is reverted to that of v1.78.x and earlier.
- Fixed: SSH clients that skip the
noneauth method and immediately trypublickeycan connect to Tailscale SSH as expected. The behavior is reverted to that of v1.78.x and earlier.
- Fixed: SSH clients that skip the
noneauth method and immediately trypublickeycan connect to Tailscale SSH as expected. The behavior is reverted to that of v1.78.x and earlier.
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