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    How to update to the latest Tailscale version?

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      elvisimprsntr @ha100
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      @ha100

      Sent DM with link

      I have not tested this.

      Copy the files to pfsense /var/cache/pkg/
      
      then:
      
      pkg install <filename>
      
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        joulester @elvisimprsntr
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        @elvisimprsntr do you mind sending it to mes too?

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          ha100 @elvisimprsntr
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          @elvisimprsntr Got it, thanks a lot

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            elvisimprsntr @joulester
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            @joulester Sent

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              ha100
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              When will the new version be available on Freshports?

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                elvisimprsntr @ha100
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                @ha100

                I think the volunteer maintainer for the most part is a one man musical band and has a day job.

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                  ha100 @elvisimprsntr
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                  @elvisimprsntr I was getting that impression too yes.

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                    elvisimprsntr
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                    Looks like 1.82.0 and 1.82.0_1 are both up for FreeBSD 14 again.

                    Screenshot 2025-04-18 at 4.43.28 PM.png

                    Anticipation starts for 1.82.5

                    Changelog

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                      ha100 @elvisimprsntr
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                      @elvisimprsntr Great

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                        FCS001FCS @elvisimprsntr
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                        @elvisimprsntr said in How to update to the latest Tailscale version?:

                        Looks like 1.82.0 and 1.82.0_1 are both up for FreeBSD 14 again.

                        Screenshot 2025-04-18 at 4.43.28 PM.png

                        Anticipation starts for 1.82.5

                        Changelog

                        FYI - on my 2.7.2-RELEASE (amd64) mini-PC, the FreeBSD 14 1.82.0 version was not found but the 1.82.0_1 version was found and installed and seems to be working fine. Was done via the pfSense GUI "Diagnostics-Command Prompt".

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                          ha100 @FCS001FCS
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                          @FCS001FCS pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/quarterly/All/tailscale-1.82.0.pkg

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                            ha100 @FCS001FCS
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                            @FCS001FCS To be clear: do we need to uninstall the tailscale package first on every tailscale update?

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                              elvisimprsntr @ha100
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                              @ha100

                              No as it will remove the pfsense GUI package.

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                                elvisimprsntr @FCS001FCS
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                                @FCS001FCS

                                Quarterly vs latest in URL path name

                                Always check the Freshports TailScale page first.

                                Maintainer has already started working on 1.82.5

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                                  ha100 @elvisimprsntr
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                                  @elvisimprsntr Someone here said pfsense package must be removed first, update tailscale, install pfsense package again.
                                  No need for that then?

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                                    elvisimprsntr @ha100
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                                    @ha100

                                    I have never uninstalled the pfsense TailScale package before manually updating. The one person who did broke theirs. The solution was to reinstall the pfsense TailScale package, then manually update the freshports TailScale version.

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                                      ha100 @elvisimprsntr
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                                      @elvisimprsntr Ah, good to know, thanks for all the advice.

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                                        FCS001FCS @ha100
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                                        @ha100 said in How to update to the latest Tailscale version?:

                                        @FCS001FCS pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/quarterly/All/tailscale-1.82.0.pkg

                                        I used: pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.82.0.pkg from a prior post and it did not work for me; I manually changed 1.82.0 to 1.82.0_1 and it worked. Don't know what the issue was, but it OK for me now.

                                        Edit: saw additional posts and the command seems to be slightly changed for latest or quarterly, I did not notice that.

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                                          FCS001FCS @ha100
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                                          @ha100 said in How to update to the latest Tailscale version?:

                                          @FCS001FCS To be clear: do we need to uninstall the tailscale package first on every tailscale update?

                                          I do not, I just run the PKG command and it updates TailScale. I restart TailScale via the GUI just for good measure, but not needed, I think.

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                                            ha100 @FCS001FCS
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                                            @FCS001FCS All good. I'm on 1.8.2.0_1. Waiting for 1.82.5

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