Denton Gentry
Denton Gentry
Near `BUG-b790abe27639fe2eed5bd274cf71d2835470371b67df813d1b62b3d89211e8cd-20220730182751Z-2de2011cf3ae4a94`: `2022-07-30 18:27:24.523607645 +0000 UTC: 15.8M/118.2M tstun: [unexpected] received self disco out packet over tstun; dropping` which might be unrelated but is weird. -------- We do see the DNS...
Right offhand I don't see why the DNS server isn't being set on the Android 9 device. We see the config being pushed, the `Nameservers:[10.0.5.101]` should do it. If you...
In Android-9 NetworkMonitor.java prints `Network would not satisfy default request, resolving private DNS` if NetworkMonitorUtils.java:isPrivateDnsValidationRequired() returns true. In Android-9 I think this is: ``` /** * Return whether validation is...
@watermelonpizza The implementation of DNS support varies by platform: - On Windows and Linux with systemd-resolved, the global DNS resolvers with "Override local DNS" can often be set as the...
https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/commit/c6648db3336bfe10b40e7cf75d3a94ad1326fcc7 fixed the identified problem in https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/5072. I don't doubt there may still be a problem: what does it do? What does it print when it fails? And please include...
If you want to use Smart DNS from Synology and have the machine be reachable via Tailscale, starting it with: `tailscale up --accept-dns=false` would likely work. The Tailscale DNS features...
Could you paste the output of `ls -l /etc/resolv.conf` on the Synology device? If it is a symbolic link, please also `ls -l` the link target.
1.22 added a `tailscale configure-host` command which can be run at each boot. I don't know if it addresses /etc/resolv.conf.
Not addressed yet in 1.8. ``` $ dig -t AAAA node.example.com.beta.tailscale.net @100.100.100.100 ; DiG 9.16.1-Ubuntu -t AAAA node.example.com.beta.tailscale.net @100.100.100.100 ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER
Only supporting ephemeral doesn't really simplify things, but there is a way to resolve hostnames to IPv6 Tailnet addresses: `tailscale ip -6 hostname`