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I installed Tailscale from within Tipi and the key is now expired. According to the docs, I need to run the command:
How do I do this with Runtipi? |
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You have a couple of options here. If you have terminal access to the server that's running tipi, you should be able to open a terminal there and use this command
and you should get a prompt that look like
once there you should be able to run the command you need. I did not need If you don't have terminal access and trust the host Tailscale is running on you can disable key expiry in the Tailscale Machines view - this is available even for expired hosts. |
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You have a couple of options here. If you have terminal access to the server that's running tipi, you should be able to open a terminal there and use this command
and you should get a prompt that look like
once there you should be able to run the command you need. I did not need
sudo
, but i did receive an error message with the correct command (if you've set non-default settings in your app's config you'll need to specify those as well).If you don't have terminal access and trust the host Tailscale is running on you can disable key expiry in the Tailscale Machines view - this is available even for expired hosts.