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Use latest derper package #16

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Moraxyc opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 4 comments
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Use latest derper package #16

Moraxyc opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 4 comments

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@Moraxyc
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Moraxyc commented Jul 5, 2024

tailscale/tailscale@210264f

Tailscale said that when we run derper with --verify-clients, the derper binary and tailscaled binary on the machine must be built from the same git revision, which means the same version.

RUN go install tailscale.com/cmd/derper@main

Considering most of people use the latest version of tailscale, we may need to switch to tailscale.com/cmd/derper@latest.

@laoskido
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laoskido commented Jul 5, 2024

I concur.
This happened to me as yesterday when i was trying to setup this image, and the latest Tailscale client ( pure linux , which version is v1.68.2).
As the result, logs said : The client rejected. due to mistch match binary.
With my limited knowledge with Dockerfile, it is kinda difficult for me to build the image with current v1.68.2 of tailscale client.

@hrz6976
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hrz6976 commented Jul 7, 2024

Another idea is to tag the images (e.g. v1.68.2 ) so they work with arbitrary tailscale versions.

@laoskido
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laoskido commented Jul 8, 2024

Another idea is to tag the images (e.g. v1.68.2 ) so they work with arbitrary tailscale versions.

Im not so sure about the tagging stuff.

Since the repo on Docker Hub is tagged automatically with the trail tag in github action.
I have tried several tag listed in the dev docker hub. It looks like that dev has deleted some of the recent images.
To be honest, i have not tried the latest tag which is push 4h ago.

derpertag

Well, it's either someone create a pull and wait for the author to merge
or perhap, should clone the repo and redo the Dockerfile and then do the github action to get the correct image.

@hrz6976
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hrz6976 commented Jul 9, 2024

I've created a fork (https://github.com/hrz6976/derper-docker) that automatically checks for the latest Tailscale version every week, builds the derper image for that version, tags the image, and uploads to dockerhub. To try out:

docker pull hrz6976/derper:v1.68.2  # current latest version
docker run -e XXX=YYY hrz6976/derper:v1.68.2 

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