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    How to update to the latest Tailscale version?

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      elvisimprsntr
      last edited by elvisimprsntr

      Finally took the plunge and installed CE 2.8.1 on a spare appliance and updated to 1.88.3_2

      Changelog

      pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.88.3_2.pkg
      

      Freshports

      I applied the tailscale patch. No observed issues.

      Screenshot 2025-10-18 at 1.57.21โ€ฏPM.png

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        elvisimprsntr
        last edited by elvisimprsntr

        Updated CE 2.8.1 to 1.90.1.

        There is already a .2 and .3 ๐Ÿ˜•

        Changelog

        pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.90.1.pkg
        

        Freshports

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          lbm_ @elvisimprsntr
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          @elvisimprsntr

          Seems like only the client was updated ๐Ÿค”

          tailscale status
          Warning: client version "1.90.1" != tailscaled server version "1.88.3"
          
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            elvisimprsntr @lbm_
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            @lbm_

            Did you restart the Tailscale daemon?

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

              @lbm_

              Did you restart the Tailscale daemon?

              DOh! That fixed it :)

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                elvisimprsntr
                last edited by

                Updated CE 2.8.1 to 1.90.4.

                Looks like they are already working on .6

                Freshports

                pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.90.4.pkg
                

                Changelog

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                  CarlMRoss @CarlMRoss
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                  For pfSense+ Version 25.0.7 FreeBSD 15.0-CURRENT: I had a recent issue after upgrading Tailscale to 1.90.4 and afterwards rebooting pfSense. Tailscale would not authenticate. After researching, I found a solution and a suggested workflow for future upgrades.

                  First, I was able to get Tailscale to re-authenticate by executing the following commands (Tailscale Service was offline after the reboot):
                  service tailscaled stop
                  tailscale logout
                  sysrc tailscaled_enable="YES"
                  service tailscaled start
                  tailscale up

                  So that you know, here is the AI-generated one-liner for future upgrades on 25.x FreeBSD 15.0-CURRENT systems. I will test with the next available upgrade package:

                  "service tailscaled stop && tailscale logout || true && fetch https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-X.Y.Z.pkg || exit 1 && IGNORE_OSVERSION=yes pkg-static add -f tailscale-X.Y.Z.pkg && rm -f tailscale-X.Y.Z.pkg && sysrc tailscaled_enable="YES" && service tailscaled start && tailscale up && tailscale version && tailscale status"

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                    elvisimprsntr @CarlMRoss
                    last edited by elvisimprsntr

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

                    upgrading Tailscale to 1.90.4 and afterwards rebooting pfSense

                    Although I am on 2.8.1 CE, I have never observed the problem you encountered.

                    All I've ever needed to do is restart the Tailscale daemon after upgrade.

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                      CarlMRoss @elvisimprsntr
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                      @elvisimprsntr Thank you. I would not be surprised if I ended up with a lengthy solution that works but needs significant improvement.

                      I am using a Netgate 6100 with pfSense+, starting with version 24.x. I had updated Tailscale without trouble per this discussion by using pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-x.y.z.pkg. This worked until pfSense+ version 25.0.07 (FreeBSD 15-CURRENT) and Tailscale upgrade 1.88.3.

                      After several attempts and web searches, I was only able to install that upgrade by using: fetch https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.88.3.pkg, and then IGNORE_OSVERSION=yes pkg-static add -f tailscale-1.88.3.pkg.

                      Then, I could not restart Tailscale, no matter what I tried, including the sequence: service tailscaled stop, tailscale logout, service tailscaled start, and then tailscale up.

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                        elvisimprsntr
                        last edited by

                        Updated CE 2.8.1 to 1.90.6.

                        Freshports

                        pkg add -f https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/latest/All/tailscale-1.90.6.pkg
                        

                        Changelog

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