Starting the daemon unconditionally gave every container a process, a listening
socket, and an identity in someone's tailnet that it never asked for. Most
containers never use remote access, so the daemon is now opt-in.
- The entrypoint consumes a leading `--tailscale` argument (or FUSION_TAILSCALE=1,
with `--no-tailscale` to override it back off) and strips it from the argument
list, so everything after it stays a normal Fusion CLI invocation.
- Arguments are rotated through shift/append rather than string concatenation, so
values containing spaces survive as single argv entries.
- Replaces the FUSION_DISABLE_TAILSCALED opt-out, which is redundant now that the
default is off.
- Document the flag, the userspace-networking mode (no NET_ADMIN/tun caps), the
one-time `tailscale up`, and the /home/node mount that persists that login.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tailscale remote access failed in the container with a bare "process exited 1":
the image ships the `tailscale` CLI but nothing ever ran `tailscaled`, so the
`tailscale funnel <port>` spawn died instantly on "failed to connect to local
tailscaled".
- Add scripts/docker-entrypoint.sh, which best-effort starts tailscaled in
userspace-networking mode (needs neither NET_ADMIN nor /dev/net/tun, so the
documented `docker run` is unchanged) and then execs the CLI with CMD verbatim.
Opt out with FUSION_DISABLE_TAILSCALED=1.
- Symlink /var/lib/tailscale into /home/node/.tailscale so the documented
`-v <vol>:/home/node` mount persists the node login across container recreates,
and pre-create the daemon's socket/log paths node-owned before the USER switch.
- Preflight daemon reachability and backend state with `tailscale status --json`
in evaluateRemoteLifecycle instead of only `which tailscale`, so unreachable,
logged-out, and stopped backends all report an actionable
runtime_prerequisite_missing reason rather than an unexplained exit 1.
Regression coverage asserts the invariant across all three unusable-backend
surfaces, not just the reported container repro.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
