App Name
Tailscale
Current Version (TrueNAS Catalog App Version)
1.3.26
Enhancement Description
Tailscale Serve is an easy way of exposing specific services to your Tailscale network. When used in conjunction with Tailscale Services, one can easily expose a service running on any port to a subdomain on their Tailscale network subdomain.example-tailnet.ts.net Neat!
Unfortunately right now within the Talescale app in TrueNAS, there is no way to run tailscale serve commands on container launch. We can add tailscale set commands with the "extra arguments" field1, set Tailscale Daemon flags, and set environment variables. All helpful, but none of them allow me to run multiple tailscale serve commands in the background.
Use Case
I'm trying to provision certs for the various services on my NAS, most notably Nextcloud which requires it for its sync client despite the fact that all my NAS services are behind Tailscale (an encrypted VPN). Despite this, tailscale serve should make it very easy to provision certs, as this is automatically done for the user for each service they have configured.
Proposed Solution
It would be really handy to expose both tailscale serve in the app setup UI? Being able to assign ports to tailscale serve along with a service name (if configured) with --service=svc:SERVICENAME would be a super easy way to provision certs and configure subdomains for individual services!
Alternatives Considered
There are good guides out there for using Tailscale with Nginx Proxy Manager or using the TS_SERVE_CONFIG environment variable to point to a dataset containing a json file instead of using CLI flags. Generally I like to keep my apps as self-contained and stock-configured as possible. Adding these flags to the stock Tailscale config would give me the piece of mind to know that they'll likely continue to work across versions, or that a migration path will be documented somewhere.
Additional Context
tailscale cert could also be nice, though the command it isn't really relevant as part of what I'm trying to do.
Tailscale Funnel also has its own commands which are similarly useful, but not something I need.
App Name
Tailscale
Current Version (TrueNAS Catalog App Version)
1.3.26
Enhancement Description
Tailscale Serve is an easy way of exposing specific services to your Tailscale network. When used in conjunction with Tailscale Services, one can easily expose a service running on any port to a subdomain on their Tailscale network
subdomain.example-tailnet.ts.netNeat!Unfortunately right now within the Talescale app in TrueNAS, there is no way to run
tailscale servecommands on container launch. We can addtailscale setcommands with the "extra arguments" field1, set Tailscale Daemon flags, and set environment variables. All helpful, but none of them allow me to run multipletailscale servecommands in the background.Use Case
I'm trying to provision certs for the various services on my NAS, most notably Nextcloud which requires it for its sync client despite the fact that all my NAS services are behind Tailscale (an encrypted VPN). Despite this,
tailscale serveshould make it very easy to provision certs, as this is automatically done for the user for each service they have configured.Proposed Solution
It would be really handy to expose both
tailscale servein the app setup UI? Being able to assign ports totailscale servealong with a service name (if configured) with--service=svc:SERVICENAMEwould be a super easy way to provision certs and configure subdomains for individual services!Alternatives Considered
There are good guides out there for using Tailscale with Nginx Proxy Manager or using the
TS_SERVE_CONFIGenvironment variable to point to a dataset containing a json file instead of using CLI flags. Generally I like to keep my apps as self-contained and stock-configured as possible. Adding these flags to the stock Tailscale config would give me the piece of mind to know that they'll likely continue to work across versions, or that a migration path will be documented somewhere.Additional Context
tailscale certcould also be nice, though the command it isn't really relevant as part of what I'm trying to do.Tailscale Funnel also has its own commands which are similarly useful, but not something I need.
Footnotes
Should probably also rename this to "Tailscale set flags" or similar as all arguments run under
tailscale set?? ↩