Two cleanups in the same package boundary:
policy/v2.Policy.compileFilterRules and compileFilterRulesForNode
returned (rules, error) where the error was always nil. Drop the
error return and the dead error handling at 15 call sites in the
compat tests.
Delete code with no callers:
hscontrol/metrics.go
prometheusMiddleware + respWriterProm — custom HTTP timer
middleware that was never registered. /metrics stays mounted
via debug.go and noise.go; mapresponse_* counters keep emitting.
httpDuration and httpCounter — backing metrics for the deleted
middleware.
hscontrol/policy/v2/filter.go
resolvedAddrsToPrincipals — superseded by ipSetToPrincipals.
ipSetToPrefixStringList — superseded by inline prefix
formatting at the surviving callers.
hscontrol/policy/v2/tailscale_{acl,grants}_data_compat_test.go
setupACLCompatNodes / setupGrantsCompatNodes — the data-driven
tests switched to per-scenario topology reconstruction.
slices.Contains required exact equality between grant dst and the
advertised subnet route. Any non-identical pair was rejected, so a
via grant with broader (or narrower) dst emitted no filter rule and
added no route to the viewer's AllowedIPs. Tailscale SaaS uses
containment in either direction.
Switch to slices.ContainsFunc(routes, dst.Overlaps) for filter rule
emission (keep dst literal in DstPorts), and append overlapping
advertised routes to ViaRoutesForPeer.Include / Exclude. Rewrite the
multi-router HA election and regular-grant overlap detection to key
off the matched routes rather than the dst. Resolve *Host aliases to
*Prefix once in compileOneViaGrant and at the top of ViaRoutesForPeer
so the switch arms reach them.
Fixes#3267
Replays recorded policy responses for the sshTests block. 200 captures must evaluate; non-200 captures must reject with the recorded body as a substring of the headscale error. Divergences are listed in knownSSHTesterDivergences.
SetPolicy and policy check now compile per-dst SSH rules and replay each sshTests entry. The accept assertion treats check-action rules as reachable; the check assertion requires HoldAndDelegate on the matching rule. Boot reload warns and continues.
Adds SSHPolicyTest plus parse-time validation: empty src/dst, port/CIDR/autogroup-internet destinations, and tag references missing from tagOwners are rejected. Engine evaluation comes in a follow-up.
When a node carries the disable-ipv4 nodeAttr documented at
https://tailscale.com/docs/reference/troubleshooting/network-configuration/cgnat-conflicts,
SaaS stops sending the node's CGNAT IPv4 prefix in MapResponse. The
allocator keeps assigning IPv4 server-side; only the wire-shape
delivery is filtered. Subnet routes the node advertises -- including
IPv4 prefixes -- survive in AllowedIPs and PrimaryRoutes.
TailNode now drops Is4 prefixes from Addresses and from the node's
own /32 slot in AllowedIPs when selfPolicyCaps carries
disable-ipv4. Mapper.buildTailPeers passes each peer's policy
CapMap so the filter applies in viewer netmaps too; the CapMap
merge that follows is overwritten by PeerCapMap so only the address
filter survives on the peer path.
Two captures land in testdata/nodeattrs_results to anchor the
behaviour:
- nodeattrs-attr-c15-disable-ipv4 (on tag:client)
- nodeattrs-attr-c16-disable-ipv4-router (on tag:router, which
advertises 10.33.0.0/16, confirming subnet routes survive)
Tailscale stamps tailcfg.NodeAttrDefaultAutoUpdate on every node's
CapMap with a JSON bool reflecting the tailnet-wide auto-update
default. Headscale grows an auto_update.enabled config option and
emits the cap accordingly from TailNode -- the cap leaves the
unmodelledTailnetStateCaps strip list and is compared in full by the
nodeAttrs compat suite.
testNodeAttrsSuccess drives cfg.AutoUpdate.Enabled from
tf.Input.Tailnet.Settings.DevicesAutoUpdatesOn so each capture's
expected emission matches the SaaS state it was taken under. Two
captures cover both branches:
- nodeattrs-tailnet-devices-auto-updates-on -> [true]
- nodeattrs-tailnet-devices-auto-updates-off -> [false]
The Tailscale v2 TailnetSettings API does not expose the Send Files
toggle, so the compat suite cannot vary cfg.Taildrop.Enabled per
capture. TestTaildropDisabledWithholdsFileSharingCap covers the off
path directly in servertest.
Taildrive (drive:share and drive:access) is policy-driven per
Tailscale's documented behaviour
(https://tailscale.com/docs/features/taildrive). The previous
always-on baseline emission diverged from SaaS for every node not
targeted by a drive nodeAttr -- a real semantic divergence that the
compat suite caught once the test moved to comparing TailNode output
against the captured netmaps.
types.Node.TailNode no longer stamps the drive pair. Operators
wanting taildrive add a nodeAttrs entry:
"nodeAttrs": [
{ "target": ["*"], "attr": ["drive:share", "drive:access"] }
]
unmodelledTailnetStateCaps shrinks accordingly. The baseline-divergence
group is gone; every entry left in the list is genuinely unmodelled
(user-role caps, unimplemented features, tailnet metadata, internal
tuning).
servertest's TestNodeAttrsBaselineCapsAlwaysOn expects the smaller
baseline (admin + ssh + file-sharing). Integration TestGrantCapDrive
grants the drive caps explicitly via NodeAttrs to exercise the
policy-driven emission path.
types.NodeView.TailNode takes a selfPolicyCaps tailcfg.NodeCapMap
parameter and merges it into the baseline. The mapper's WithSelfNode
hands it the policy result via state.NodeCapMap; peer-path callers
pass nil because peer-side CapMap is set downstream via
policyv2.PeerCapMap.
The nodeAttrs compat test now diffs the full TailNode self-view
output against captured SaaS netmaps. Before this change the test
compared compileNodeAttrs alone -- the policy-only output -- and
needed a strip list to compensate for the missing baseline. With
TailNode on the diff path, baseline emission is exercised end-to-end
by every capture; a regression in TailNode breaks the suite.
unmodelledTailnetStateCaps drops cap/ssh and cap/file-sharing now
that both sides emit them identically. The file header is rewritten
to read as 'caps SaaS emits where headscale has no equivalent yet'
rather than the more confusing 'shape divergence' framing.
Adds a data-driven test that loads testdata/nodeattrs_results/*.hujson
and diffs the captured SaaS-rendered netmaps against headscale's
compileNodeAttrs output. Each capture is one scenario the SaaS
control plane has rendered against the same policy headscale is asked
to compile -- the test enforces shape parity per node.
tailnet_state_caps.go enumerates the caps SaaS emits where headscale
has no equivalent concept yet (user-role admin/owner, tailnet lock,
services host, app connectors, internal magicsock and SSH tuning,
tailnet-state metadata) plus the always-on baseline (admin, ssh,
file-sharing) and the taildrive pair. stripUnmodelledTailnetStateCaps
filters both sides of cmp.Diff so the comparison focuses on the
policy-driven caps. PeerCapMap encodes which caps the Tailscale
client reads from the peer view (suggest-exit-node when exit routes
are approved, etc.) for use by the mapper.
testcapture switches to typed tailcfg/netmap/filtertype/apitype
values so schema drift between the capture tool and headscale
becomes a compile error rather than a silent test failure. Existing
compat suites (acl, grants, routes, ssh, issue_3212) move to the
typed shape.
The 53 SelfNode netmap captures and the 7 anonymizer-corrupted
suggest-charmander -> suggest-exit-node restorations in
routes_results / issue_3212 ride along.
ACL policies now accept a top-level nodeAttrs block. Each entry hands
a list of tailcfg node capabilities to every node matching target.
Accepted target forms are the same as acls.src and grants.src: users,
groups, tags, hosts, prefixes, autogroup:member, autogroup:tagged,
and *. autogroup:self, autogroup:internet, and autogroup:danger-all
are rejected at validate time because none describes a stable
identity set a node-level attribute can attach to.
NodeAttrGrant carries Targets, Attrs, and IPPool. IPPool is parsed
but rejected at validate time -- the allocator that consumes it is
not yet implemented. nodeAttrUnsupportedCaps lists caps SaaS accepts
that headscale cannot act on (funnel today) and rejects them with a
tracking-issue link in the error.
compileNodeAttrs resolves each entry's targets, then maps every
targeted node to a tailcfg.NodeCapMap of the entry's attrs. Per-node
IPs are cached once per call so the inner attr loop is O(grants)
instead of O(grants * nodes) IP allocations.
PolicyManager grows NodeCapMap (per-node), NodeCapMaps (snapshot for
batched callers), and NodesWithChangedCapMap (drain buffer for the
self-broadcast diff). refreshNodeAttrsLocked appends to the drain
rather than overwriting so a SetUsers/SetNodes between SetPolicy and
the drain cannot lose the policy-reload diff.
The policy `tests` block lets entries omit `proto`. Tailscale's client
maps that to the default protocol set {TCP, UDP, ICMP, ICMPv6} — the
captured packet_filter_matches show all four IANA numbers explicitly
when no proto is set — and a rule restricted to any one of them
satisfies an empty-proto reachability test.
srcReachesDst was passing the empty Protocol through unchanged, which
landed an empty []int in ruleMatchesProto. The matcher then short-
circuited to "no match" for every rule with a non-empty IPProto
restriction, including TCP-only grants compiled from `ip: ["tcp:80"]`.
The bug surfaced in the captured allpass-acls-and-grants-mixed
scenario: the grant `tag:client → webserver:80` was reachable in the
compiled filter but the empty-proto test could not see it.
Expand the empty Protocol to the default set at the call site so
ruleMatchesProto's intersection check sees the right requested
protocols. Drop the now-dead empty-requestedProtos branch from the
matcher. The last divergence drops out of knownPolicyTesterDivergences
as a result.
Updates #1803
Tailscale accepts both named ("tcp") and numeric IANA ("6") protocol
forms wherever a Protocol value is allowed. Headscale stored whichever
form the user wrote, leaving downstream code with two equivalents to
handle separately. validateProtocolPortCompatibility only recognised
the named constants and rejected the numeric form, so a policy with
`proto: "6", dst: ["host:443"]` was rejected at parse time even though
SaaS accepts it.
Resolve the disagreement by normalising to the named form during
Protocol.UnmarshalJSON. Every downstream consumer now sees one form
regardless of what the user wrote, so layered guards like
`|| protocol == "6"` in the validator are unnecessary.
Updates #1803
A `tests` entry describes one connection attempt to one specific
host on one specific port over a connection-oriented protocol, and
asserts whether it is allowed or denied. Five shape rules follow —
single-port dst, proto in {tcp, udp, sctp, ""}, no
autogroup:internet dst, no CIDR-typed dst (raw `/N` or hosts:-alias
to a multi-host prefix), at least one of accept/deny — and every
one was previously silently accepted by headscale even though
Tailscale SaaS rejects them as "test(s) failed".
Enforce them in one pass over `pol.Tests` from `Policy.validate()`,
reusing the existing parse-time multierr aggregation. The same
shapes remain valid inside ACL or Grant destinations where the rule
does not apply; the validator only walks the tests array.
The compat runner now treats parse-time errors equivalently to
SetPolicy errors so the captured Tailscale body still matches via
substring regardless of which step surfaces the rejection. Nine
divergences resolved by this validation pass drop out of
knownPolicyTesterDivergences.
Updates #1803
57 captures covering the alias × outcome matrix for the tests block,
recorded against a real Tailscale SaaS tailnet. Replayed by
TestPolicyTesterCompat.
Bump the check-added-large-files pre-commit threshold to 1024 KB —
captures include verbose per-node netmaps and one is 620 KB.
Updates #1803
Pin headscale's accept/reject decision and error body against
Tailscale SaaS by replaying captures recorded from a real tailnet.
Mirrors the tailscale_grants_compat_test.go pattern: glob over
testdata/policytest_results/, one t.Run per file, parse-or-SetPolicy
error must contain the captured api_response_body.message.
errPolicyTestsFailed is "test(s) failed" — Tailscale's literal body —
so substring match works against captured response bodies. Per-test
detail (src, dst, expected vs got) is preserved below the prefix for
the CLI / config-reload paths that don't have an audit endpoint.
knownPolicyTesterDivergences gates the 12 mismatches the captures
will surface so the suite stays green; engine fixes in follow-up
commits drop the entries as each is resolved.
Updates #1803
v2 silently dropped policy.tests, so a policy that contradicted its
own assertions still applied. Resolve src/dst via the existing Alias
machinery, walk the compiled global filter rules (acls and grants
both contribute), and run on every user-write boundary: SetPolicy,
the file watcher, and `headscale policy check`. A failing test
rejects the write before it mutates live state.
Boot-time reload skips evaluation; an already-stored policy that
references a deleted user shouldn't lock the server out.
`headscale policy check` is a thin frontend for the new CheckPolicy
gRPC method. The server-side handler builds a fresh PolicyManager
from the request bytes and the state's live users/nodes, runs
SetPolicy on the sandbox so the tests block executes, and returns
the result through gRPC status. No persistence, no policy_mode
coupling. --bypass-grpc-and-access-database-directly opens the DB
directly when the server is not running.
cmd/headscale/cli/root.go no longer special-cases `policy check` in
init() (the early return from PR #2580 broke --config registration
and viper priming for --bypass).
integration/cli_policy_test.go covers policy_mode={file,database} x
fixture={acl-only, acl+passing-tests, acl+failing-tests} x
bypass={false,true} = 12 rows.
Updates #1803
Co-authored-by: Janis Jansons <janhouse@gmail.com>
MatchFromFilterRule only read DstPorts[].IP into the destination
IPSet. Cap-grant-only filter rules (e.g. tailscale.com/cap/relay)
carry their destinations in CapGrant[].Dsts, so the derived matchers
had empty dest sets and BuildPeerMap / ReduceNodes never exposed the
cap target to its source nodes. Without a companion IP-level grant
the relay node stayed invisible, so clients never tried to use it
and connections sat on DERP.
Union CapGrant[].Dsts into the destination IPSet alongside DstPorts.
Restores peer-visibility for any cap-grant-only relationship; the
peer-relay flow is the most visible instance.
Fixes#3256
When a user@ token resolved to more than one DB row, ACL and SSH
rules referencing it were silently dropped at compile time, leaving
clients with SSHPolicy={rules: null} and no signal to the admin.
Validate every Username reference in groups, tagOwners,
autoApprovers, ACLs and SSH rules at NewPolicyManager and SetPolicy
and return ErrMultipleUsersFound. Missing-user tokens stay tolerant
per #2863.
Updates #3160
The 39 SSH-*.hujson files in hscontrol/policy/v2/testdata/ssh_results/
were legacy hand-written "expected SSH rules" snippets superseded by
the lowercase tscap captures (ssh-*.hujson). The active loader in
TestSSHDataCompat globs ssh-*.hujson; filepath.Glob is case-sensitive
on Linux so the uppercase set was loaded by no test.
The duplication caused permanent dirty git state on case-insensitive
filesystems (APFS, NTFS) where only one of SSH-A1.hujson and
ssh-a1.hujson can physically exist in the working tree.
Add an assertion to TestSSHDataCompat that the loader picks up every
*.hujson under ssh_results/ so future fixture migrations cannot leave
stranded files behind.
Fixes#3240
A grant of the form `{src: alice, dst: autogroup:internet, via:
tag:exit1}` was loading without error but stripping every exit node
from alice's view: `tailscale exit-node list` returned "no exit nodes
found".
Two sites skipped autogroup:internet at the compile / steering layer:
compileViaForNode's *AutoGroup arm produced no FilterRule for the
via-tagged exit node, and ViaRoutesForPeer's *AutoGroup arm produced
no Include/Exclude. With pm.needsPerNodeFilter true, the exit node's
matchers were empty, BuildPeerMap could not link source to exit, and
RoutesForPeer's ReduceRoutes stripped 0.0.0.0/0 and ::/0 from
AllowedIPs.
The skip belongs at the wire-format layer (ReduceFilterRules), not at
the compile layer that also feeds internal matchers. Lift
autogroup:internet handling into both *AutoGroup arms with the same
shape used for *Prefix destinations: emit a TheInternet rule on
via-tagged exit advertisers; surface peer.ExitRoutes() in Include
when the peer carries the via tag, Exclude otherwise.
ReduceFilterRules continues to keep the rule on exit-route
advertisers' wire output and strip it elsewhere, preserving SaaS
PacketFilter encoding.
Also drop compileViaForNode's early len(SubnetRoutes)==0 return:
SubnetRoutes excludes exit routes, so the early return pre-empted the
autogroup:internet branch on nodes that only advertise exit routes.
Existing tests pinning the buggy behaviour (TestViaRoutesForPeer
subtests, TestCompileViaGrant case) flipped to the new contract.
Fixes#3233
compileFilterRules skipped autogroup:internet destinations to keep them
out of the wire-format PacketFilter, but those same compiled rules are
the source of pm.matchers — and Node.CanAccess relies on a matcher whose
DestsIsTheInternet covers the public internet to surface exit-node peers
to ACL sources. With the skip in place no such matcher existed, exit
nodes silently dropped out of the source's peer list, and the docs'
exit-node walkthrough stopped working: `tailscale exit-node list`
returned "no exit nodes found" and `tailscale set --exit-node=<ip>`
returned "no node found in netmap with IP".
Drop the compile-time skip so autogroup:internet flows through normal
matcher derivation, and teach ReduceFilterRules to keep the resulting
client packet-filter rule on exit-route advertisers — Tailscale SaaS
sends those rules to exit nodes so the kernel filter accepts traffic
forwarded by autogroup:internet sources.
Verified against a live tailnet on 2026-04-28 via tscap; the b17/b18
captures land under testdata/issue_3212/ as a regression guard. The
captures are isolated from testdata/routes_results/ because the broader
TestRoutesCompat machinery assumes a CIDR-prefix wire format that
differs from the IPSet-range form SaaS emits for autogroup:internet —
aligning that wire format is tracked separately.
Fixes#3212
compileFilterRules, compileGrants, and updateLocked guarded the
"no rules so allow all" fallback with len(pol.Grants) == 0, which
matches both an absent grants field and an explicit empty array.
JSON {"grants": []} unmarshals to a non-nil empty slice; it should
compile to zero filter rules (deny all) to match Tailscale SaaS,
but the length check sent it down the FilterAllowAll path.
Distinguish absent (nil) from explicit-empty by switching the guard
to pol.Grants == nil, the same asymmetry already used for ACLs.
{} keeps allowing all; {"acls": []} and {"grants": []} now both
deny all.
Fixes#3211
DestsIsTheInternet now reports the internet when either family's /0
is contained (0.0.0.0/0 or ::/0), matching what operators expect when
they write the /0 directly. Also documents MatchFromStrings fail-open.
Updates #3157
reduceCapGrantRule was dropping rules whose CapGrant IPs overlap a
subnet route; treat subnet routes as part of node identity so those rules
survive reduction. ReduceFilterRules now also reduces route-reachable
destinations.
Updates #3157
Threads PolicyManager into compiledGrant so via grants resolve
viewer identity at compile time instead of re-resolving per MapRequest.
Adds a matchersForNodeMap cache invalidated on policy reload and on node
add/remove.
Updates #3157
CanAccess now treats a node's advertised subnet routes as part of
its source identity, so an ACL granting the subnet-owner as source lets
traffic from the subnet through. Matches SaaS semantics.
Updates #3157
Golden captures of SaaS filter-rules and netmaps across the ACL,
grant, routes, and SSH corpora. These back the data-driven compat tests
that verify headscale's policy output against Tailscale SaaS verbatim.
Updates #3157
Rename all 594 test data files from .json to .hujson and add
descriptive header comments to each file documenting what policy
rules are under test and what outcome is expected.
Update test loaders in all 5 _test.go files to parse HuJSON via
hujson.Parse/Standardize/Pack before json.Unmarshal.
Add cross-dependency warning to via_compat_test.go documenting
that GRANT-V29/V30/V31/V36 are shared with TestGrantsCompat.
Add .gitignore exemption for testdata HuJSON files.
Remove unused error variables (ErrGrantViaNotSupported, ErrGrantEmptySources, ErrGrantEmptyDestinations, ErrGrantViaOnlyTag) and the stale TODO for via implementation. Update compat test skip reasons to reflect that user:*@passkey wildcard is a known unsupported feature, not a pending implementation.
Updates #2180
Remove TestGrantViaExitNodeSteering and TestGrantViaMixedSteering.
Exit node traffic forwarding through via grants cannot be validated
with curl/traceroute in Docker containers because Tailscale exit nodes
strip locally-connected subnets from their forwarding filter.
The correctness of via exit steering is validated by:
- Golden MapResponse comparison (TestViaGrantMapCompat with GRANT-V31
and GRANT-V36) comparing full netmap output against Tailscale SaaS
- Filter rule compatibility (TestGrantsCompat with GRANT-V14 through
GRANT-V36) comparing per-node PacketFilter rules against Tailscale SaaS
- TestGrantViaSubnetSteering (kept) validates via subnet steering with
actual curl/traceroute through Docker, which works for subnet routes
Updates #2180
Use per-node compilation path for via grants in BuildPeerMap and MatchersForNode to ensure via-granted nodes appear in peer maps. Fix ViaRoutesForPeer golden test route inference to correctly resolve via grant effects.
Updates #2180
Add golden test data for via exit route steering and fix via exit grant compilation to match Tailscale SaaS behavior. Includes MapResponse golden tests for via grant route steering verification.
Updates #2180
Via grants compile filter rules that depend on the node's route state
(SubnetRoutes, ExitRoutes). Without per-node compilation, these rules
were only included in the global filter path which explicitly skips via
grants (compileFilterRules skips grants with non-empty Via fields).
Add a needsPerNodeFilter flag that is true when the policy uses either
autogroup:self or via grants. filterForNodeLocked now uses this flag
instead of usesAutogroupSelf alone, ensuring via grant rules are
compiled per-node through compileFilterRulesForNode/compileViaGrant.
The filter cache also needs to account for route-dependent compilation:
- nodesHavePolicyAffectingChanges now treats route changes as
policy-affecting when needsPerNodeFilter is true, so SetNodes
triggers updateLocked and clears caches through the normal flow.
- invalidateGlobalPolicyCache now clears compiledFilterRulesMap
(the unreduced per-node cache) alongside filterRulesMap when
needsPerNodeFilter is true and routes changed.
Updates #2180
Add servertest grant policy control plane tests covering basic grants, via grants, and cap grants. Fix ReduceRoutes in State to apply route reduction to non-via routes first, then append via-included routes, preventing via grant routes from being incorrectly filtered.
Updates #2180
Test via route computation for viewer-peer pairs: self-steering returns
empty, viewer not in source returns empty, peer without advertised
destination returns empty, peer with/without via tag populates
Include/Exclude respectively, mixed prefix and autogroup:internet
destinations, and exit route steering.
7 subtests covering all code paths in ViaRoutesForPeer.
Updates #2180
Test companionCapGrantRules, sourcesHaveWildcard, sourcesHaveDangerAll,
srcIPsWithRoutes, the FilterAllowAll fix for grant-only policies,
compileViaGrant, compileGrantWithAutogroupSelf grant paths, and
destinationsToNetPortRange autogroup:internet skipping.
51 subtests across 8 test functions covering all grant-specific code
paths in filter.go that previously had no test coverage.
Updates #2180
compileFilterRules checked only pol.ACLs == nil to decide whether
to return FilterAllowAll (permit-any). Policies that use only Grants
(no ACLs) had nil ACLs, so the function short-circuited before
compiling any CapGrant rules. This meant cap/relay, cap/drive, and
any other App-based grant capabilities were silently ignored.
Check both ACLs and Grants are empty before returning FilterAllowAll.
Updates #2180
Via grants steer routes to specific nodes per viewer. Until now,
all clients saw the same routes for each peer because route
assembly was viewer-independent. This implements per-viewer route
visibility so that via-designated peers serve routes only to
matching viewers, while non-designated peers have those routes
withdrawn.
Add ViaRouteResult type (Include/Exclude prefix lists) and
ViaRoutesForPeer to the PolicyManager interface. The v2
implementation iterates via grants, resolves sources against the
viewer, matches destinations against the peer's advertised routes
(both subnet and exit), and categorizes prefixes by whether the
peer has the via tag.
Add RoutesForPeer to State which composes global primary election,
via Include/Exclude filtering, exit routes, and ACL reduction.
When no via grants exist, it falls back to existing behavior.
Update the mapper to call RoutesForPeer per-peer instead of using
a single route function for all peers. The route function now
returns all routes (subnet + exit), and TailNode filters exit
routes out of the PrimaryRoutes field for HA tracking.
Updates #2180
compileViaGrant only handled *Prefix destinations, skipping
*AutoGroup entirely. This meant via grants with
dst=[autogroup:internet] produced no filter rules even when the
node was an exit node with approved exit routes.
Switch the destination loop from a type assertion to a type switch
that handles both *Prefix (subnet routes) and *AutoGroup (exit
routes via autogroup:internet). Also check ExitRoutes() in
addition to SubnetRoutes() so the function doesn't bail early
when a node only has exit routes.
Updates #2180
Add autogroup:danger-all as a valid source alias that matches ALL IP
addresses including non-Tailscale addresses. When used as a source,
it resolves to 0.0.0.0/0 + ::/0 internally but produces SrcIPs: ["*"]
in filter rules. When used as a destination, it is rejected with an
error matching Tailscale SaaS behavior.
Key changes:
- Add AutoGroupDangerAll constant and validation
- Add sourcesHaveDangerAll() helper and hasDangerAll parameter to
srcIPsWithRoutes() across all compilation paths
- Add ErrAutogroupDangerAllDst for destination rejection
- Remove 3 AUTOGROUP_DANGER_ALL skip entries (K6, K7, K8)
Updates #2180
Implement comprehensive grant validation including: accept empty sources/destinations (they produce no rules), validate grant ip/app field requirements, capability name format, autogroup constraints, via tag existence, and default route CIDR restrictions.
Updates #2180
Compile grants with "via" field into FilterRules that are placed only
on nodes matching the via tag and actually advertising the destination
subnets. Key behavior:
- Filter rules go exclusively to via-nodes with matching approved routes
- Destination subnets not advertised by the via node are silently dropped
- App-only via grants (no ip field) produce no packet filter rules
- Via grants are skipped in the global compileFilterRules since they
are node-specific
Reduces grant compat test skips from 41 to 30 (11 newly passing).
Updates #2180
