Austin

I have developed my own docker-compose.yml file with no external dependencies like Traefik. Instead, it uses caddy as a reverse proxy and comes with all of the basic configuration necessary....

While this is possible, the headscale and headscale-admin containers are separate, so they can both listen on 2019 and the docker compose file can just redirect some other port to...

Instead of running it in a dockerfile or a reverse proxy, it may be simpler to skip the middleman and choose to simply host the static directory yourself wherever you...

That's very odd behavior. This is the current release. The only time the headers are explicitly defined is in the src/lib/common/api/base.ts `headers()` function where it clearly shows "Bearer " prefix....

Thank you, all! I am changing versioning such that the version of headscale-admin tag will equate to the version of headscale that it targets. e.g. the newest stable headscale version...

Hi there! This is a result of the API having changed recently. If you use the -dev branch, it is up-to-date and this issue has been addressed in that branch....

Thank you! I hope to have some additional changes out soon. Closing for now, feel free to reopen if you have further issues.

I am working on completing 0.26 support as we speak. You must use the version of headscale-admin that matches the headscale version. Unfortunately I've been a little preoccupied on other...

> [@GoodiesHQ](https://github.com/GoodiesHQ) it seems regarding your Commit [214a44a](https://github.com/GoodiesHQ/headscale-admin/commit/214a44a9c15c92d2b42383f131b51df10c84017c) that we are good to go, right? > > Do you plan to tag a release soon? Oh geez, I did push...

It would be nice to at least be able to view it, but I realize that the headscale CLI doesn't provide any way of viewing the ACLs currently. I assume...