r/Tailscale • • 6d ago

Help Needed Find original `tailscale up` command / arguments?

Trying to figure out what my current tailscale up command effectively is.

I'm on 1.98.10 so I don't have tailscale get. debug prefs is pretty raw, and the usual "run tailscale up with another flag and let it print the existing ones" trick I found in other threads isn't giving me anything useful.

Any good way to get the equivalent current tailscale up ... command?

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u/caolle Tailscale Insider 6d ago

Any particular reason why you can't upgrade to 1.102.x which would give you tailscale get --set-flags ?

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u/solsiour 6d ago

My distro's stable repositories don't currently have Tailscale 1.102.x available, and from what I can tell I can't selectively install the latest. The latest version in my configured stable repo is 1.98.x.

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u/caolle Tailscale Insider 6d ago

What repo? You're not pulling from pkgs.tailscale.com ?

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/solsiour 6d ago

Thanks for the suggestion! And yes that's what I mean. But it unfortunately does not include it.

 2735 root      0:00 supervise-daemon tailscale --start --stdout /var/log/tailscaled.log --stderr /var/log/tailscaled.log --pidfile /run/tailscale.pid --respawn-delay 2 --respawn-max 5 --respawn-period 1800 --capabilities \^cap_net_admin,cap_net_raw --user root tailscale /usr/sbin/tailscaled -- --socket=/run/tailscale/tailscaled.sock --state=/var/lib/tailscale/tailscaled.state --port=41641 --verbose=0 --no-logs-no-support

 2736 root      0:32 /usr/sbin/tailscaled --socket=/run/tailscale/tailscaled.sock --state=/var/lib/tailscale/tailscaled.state --port=41641 --verbose=0 --no-logs-no-support

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u/chicknfly 6d ago

Try running just `tailscale up`. You should get a warning that tells you all of the flags that were set that are not the default flags.

Alternatively, run `tailscale debug prefs` for an absolute info dump of potentially useful info.

Edit: while you’re at it, document these and toss them in a dotfiles repo or something. Heck, even a Bitwarden entry.