"Have you ever wished you could document your life without needing to strap a GoPro to your chest or hold your phone up?"
No, never. What is wrong with you?
"Have you ever wished you could document your life without needing to strap a GoPro to your chest or hold your phone up?"
No, never. What is wrong with you?

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Install Tailscale tsidp in Proxmox
In this guide we’ll walk through setting up Tailscale’s experimental Identity Provider (tsidp) inside a lightweight Debian Proxmox container. We’ll create the container, install Go, build the binary, configure systemd with environment variables, and run tsidp as a dedicated user.
This is a very raw howto, copy paste ready, based on my attempts, target audience is homelaber. Comments welcome !
1. Create a Proxmox container
2. Update system and install dependencies
Enter VM console and let’s start initial setup !
# Start from a clean OSapt update && apt upgrade -y# Install git and wgetapt install -y git wgetDownload and install Go 1.24.7 manually:
wget https://go.dev/dl/go1.24.7.linux-amd64.tar.gztar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.24.7.linux-amd64.tar.gzecho 'export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin' >> ~/.bashrcsource ~/.bashrcVerify:
root@tsidp-tuto:~# go versiongo version go1.24.7 linux/amd64 3. Clone tsidp
git clone https://github.com/tailscale/tsidp.git /opt/tsidp-src 4. Build and install binary
cd /opt/tsidp-srcmkdir /opt/tsidpgo build -o /opt/tsidp/tsidp . 5. Configure systemd service
Create a dedicated user:
# Create tsidp user with home and no hselluseradd -r -m -d /home/tsidp -s /bin/false tsidpCreate your TS_AUTHKEY :
It’s important to create a reusable key so that the service can restart itself.
The README says “Ensure you select an existing tag or create a new one.”
So I created a “tsidp” tag for this purpose.
Create environment file with your newly created key:
cat >/opt/tsidp/.env <<EOFTSNET_FORCE_LOGIN=1TS_AUTHKEY=tskey-auth-xxxxxxxxxxxxTAILSCALE_USE_WIP_CODE=1EOFSystemd unit /etc/systemd/system/tsidp.service:
[Unit]Description=Tailscale IDPAfter=network.target[Service]WorkingDirectory=/opt/tsidpEnvironmentFile=/opt/tsidp/.envExecStart=/opt/tsidp/tsidpRestart=on-failureRestartSec=5User=tsidpGroup=tsidp[Install]WantedBy=multi-user.targetEnable service:
systemctl daemon-reloadsystemctl enable --now tsidp 6. Recap & Next steps
Once started, you can check whether tsidp is running correctly:
systemctl status tsidpOr follow logs in real-time:
journalctl -u tsidp -fLook for messages like tsidp server started or AuthLoop: state is Running which confirm that the embedded Tailscale client has initialized successfully.
You now have tsidp running inside a minimal Debian Proxmox container, with proper environment separation and persistent state. This setup is lightweight, reproducible, and suitable for lab testing.
Stay tuned for next steps !
If you are a US citizen holding a #HamRadio license, please add your name to this campaign to end overbearing HOA restrictions on #AmateurRadio antennas with bills in both the house and senate, both of which have bipartisan sponsorship.
Fill in your callsign, and your contact information will be automatically filled in from your FCC records. Change anything that needs to be changed, and click send the letter. Here is the letter that you will be sending to your senators and representative.
While the ARRL is coordinating this effort, this is not restricted to ARRL members. The only restriction is that it is limited to licensed US ham radio operators. This will be sent with your name and information to your particular senators and representative. Please join this effort even if you have left the ARRL or never joined it. This is for ham radio, not for the ARRL!
Even if you are not currently part of an HOA, even if you concretely plan never to be part of one, it's worth helping your fellow hams out, even if it's just for the better QSOs with more hams in more places.
Help Pass The HOA Legislation To Eliminate HOA Prohibitions on Amateur Radio Antennas!!! Free The Antenna!!! HOW CAN I HELP? By sending a letter to each of your Congressional Representatives and your Senators. Is my individual letter important? YES — Representatives and Senators rely on constituent input to decide which bills to support. Your voice […]