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Bug #13632
opentailscale does not survive reboot on pfsense with ram disk in use
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2.6.0
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Description
pfSense-pkg-Tailscale 0.1.0_1pfSense package Tailscale 1.26.2
pfsense 2.6.0-RELEASE (amd64)
With a properly configured and connected Tailscale configuration setup the authentication with Tailscale fails after reboot when using a Ram disk on pfsense. Keys are set to not expire. When the Ram disk is disabled (assuming a new key is used after a failure) the connection succeeds after every reboot. Expectation is that a configuration can survive a reboot/crash as configuration and keys should be stored in non-volatile locations like any other service.
The status log on failure shows:
Error executing command (/usr/local/bin/tailscale status)- Health check:
- - not logged in, last login error=invalid key: API key [key id shown here] not valid
Logged out.
Updated by Bill Flood 3 months ago
The ram disk is configured in pfsense->System->Advanced->Miscellaneous and backup parameters are populated.
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