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Questions pertaining to the Pi-Hole DNS sinkhole & server, useful in blocking advertisements in a LAN setting, by resolving queries which are on blacklists to unroutable IPs.

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I'd like to move away from tailscale (which works fine but drains my iPhone battery) and use a regular Wireguard tunnel to benefit from my home Pihole when "on the go". Raspberry Pi running ...
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i have a pihole server running in docker compose on my Debian Linux server. i also host a wireguard vpn (also in docker compose) running on the same server. by using the tcpdump command i have ...
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I am building a home server just for fun and for the learning experience. This is my first time, so I am relatively new to all of this. The plan is to run things like pi-hole and Nextcloud and a few ...
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I am running dnsmasq 2.90 inside a Debian 11.0 based docker container as part of Pi-hole 5.18.2. I would like to configure dnsmasq to serve the addresses of my local hostsnames for multiple local ...
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I'm having issues getting my Pi Hole to respect rate limiting settings. After some investigation I noticed that the values under Settings - DNS were going into the pihole-FTL.conf file as RATE_LIMIT= ...
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I'm setting up a DNS filter using Pi-Hole and OpenVPN on a VPS. Pi-hole is running in a Docker container and exposes port 80 for its web interface. How do I expose this port only to traffic ...
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I will be running a Pi-hole server in a docker container, so I have freed up port 53 by settingDNSStubListener=no in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf and restarting systemd-resolved. This has freed up port ...
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I have a Pihole with a fixed IP, 192.168.0.3. It works, and I can get to the GUI interface with that IP. Recently I noticed my router displaying alternating IP addresses for the Pi in its UI (the ...
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