go.mod: bump tscert package to fix Tailscale 1.34+ on Windows #5331
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As of Tailscale 1.34.0 on Windows, Tailscale now uses a named pipe to connect to the local tailscale service. This pulls in tailscale/tscert#5 as reported in tailscale/tscert#4. (Sorry, we should've noticed this earlier!) Signed-off-by: Brad Fitzpatrick <bradfitz@tailscale.com>
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As an aside FYI, we've had some users in the Caddy forums ask for a solution to proxying multiple services from the same machine with Caddy + TS, but tailscale/tailscale#3847 (comment) has been a blocker for that. We typically recommend users serve each service with a subdomain, because many apps don't handle being served in a subpath too well. Just wanted to put that on your radar as something that's come up recently. |
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Hey Brad, thanks! I'm returning to the office tomorrow so I'll check this closer right away then. |
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As of Tailscale 1.34.0 on Windows, Tailscale now uses a named pipe to connect to the local tailscale service.
This pulls in tailscale/tscert#5 as reported in tailscale/tscert#4.
(Sorry, we should've noticed this earlier!)