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The Domain Name System. A mechanism for translating Internet domain names to IP addresses.

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I have a few raspberry pis running some services in my homelab. For some reason I can't explain, they are all redirecting http to https for most servers: For example, if I run $ curl http://example.ca ...
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I am making a project that uses the RPI Zero W as a tor DNS using OTG. The idea is that RPI connects to the windows machine as ethernet providing internet from its usb0 interface, while being ...
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I have a Raspberry Pi 5 with the latest OS build (Kernel 6.6.20+rpt-rpi-2712). I have a Quectel EC25 cellular module hat plugged into the pi using QMI mode. The modem connects successfully to the ...
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I'm trying to use Cloudflare's public DNS , 1.1.1.1. Configuring that in Buster was relatively easy by editing /etc/dhcpcd.conf and replacing: #static domain_name_servers=192.168.0.1 with static ...
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After researching a lot on the internet, I found that there is no easy/standard/official way to assign a static IP to a Raspberry Pi. Why is so much tweaking needed in the config files even if I can ...
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I just followed the tutorial here for creating a bridged wireless access point with my Raspberry Pi 4. Now what I'm trying to do is ensure that any device connected to the Pi's network gets specific ...
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I'm very confused, it's been a week since I'm encountering this problem. I can reach and connect to my raspberry from raspberrypi.local if I reboot or after shutting down and start again my computer ...
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I have a cluster of 3 CM4 modules connected via Ethernet (Turing Pi 2 board), all are running 64bit Raspberry Pi OS (Bullseye) One of the CM4 has wifi (calling it host), the others don't (calling them ...
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I have setup pi-hole on a local linux server using docker-compose, the server uses the local IP 192.168.x.123. Here's my docker-compose.yml: version: "3" services: pihole: ...
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I have a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Plus Rev 1.3 with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-Bit) installed which is currently a port of Debian Bullseye. I also have OpenWRT installed on my router and have configured a ...
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I just started using a pi2 v1.1. It's old, I know. I'd buy and use a 4, but can't get my hands on one. I loaded the pi2 with a fresh raspbian (bullseye) lite using the imager. I updated everything ...
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I have no idea where to begin or where to look for this, so I'm hoping to get pointed in the right direction. I've built a Raspberry Pi 4 that has a web server on it. It spins up a WiFi network using ...
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I am encountering a very odd problem and would greatly appreciate some help. I can ssh to my RPi and also connect to it via a remote desktop connection. However, once logged into the RPi I cant ping ...
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I use hostapd to create a wireless AP and I use dnsmasq to hand out ip addresses. In order for dnsmasq to work I have turned off the my dhcp client deamon dhcpcd. I do not want my network to be ...
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I have a headless Raspberry Pi set up in a WiFi network and need to connect to it using its hostname. On some computers in the same network this works just as intended with the command ssh pi@...
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