Denton Gentry

>Is the only way around this to sign out the other users and sign yourself back in? Currently yes, only one user is active at a time.

Since this issue was filed, Fast User Switching has been introduced: https://tailscale.com/blog/fast-user-switching/ Once both accounts have logged in once, switching between them should be very quick.

> When we switch users, why do we have to reconnect to tailscale? Because each user has a unique node key.

> It certainly would work with gitosis as I just tested it. https://tailscale.dev is a way to publish small, useful things like this if ready to do so.

> `dns: running /usr/sbin/resolvconf -m 0 -x -a tailscale: Failed to resolve interface "tailscale": No such device` What does tailscaled write into /etc/resolv.conf? I would expect it to contain `nameserver...

Copying from https://github.com/tailscale/github-action/issues/93 If using private Windows CI runners, Tailscale could be installed on the underlying machine instead of being part of the Action. We cannot easily add support for...

The next step is "Set up Helm", is the runner self-hosted in Kubernetes?

> Actually, I'm seeing the GitHub-hosted runners in my dashboard days after a job run. Is the Authkey an ephemeral authkey? https://tailscale.com/kb/1111/ephemeral-nodes/ The github-action doesn't delete itself, it expects the...

Around the time of the bugreport, we see the node trying to send public Internet traffic via the tailnet but then not having anywhere to send it. It looks like...

https://github.com/tailscale/libtailscale has Python bindings, does that meet your needs?