Pi-Hole 4.3.2
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Pi-Hole 4.3.2
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Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#2I can't find this anywhere, but does Pi-Hole have any sort of client side 'reload without blocking' functionality? If I were to implement this in my network and a user has issues with a page not loading/functioning correctly, I feel like they'd need my help to add the site to a white list, which would be pretty inconvenient.
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#3As the situation has worsened with the latest release of Safari I'm really interested to globally setup Pi-Hole on a VPS via docker and use it in combination with VPN (Strongswan) for all of my devices (also mobile). Has anybody had success with such a setup yet?
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#4As the situation has worsened with the latest release of Safari I'm really interested to globally setup Pi-Hole on a VPS via docker and use it in combination with VPN (Strongswan) for all of my devices (also mobile). Has anybody had success with such a setup yet?
Looks like they have a document on that. https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/vpn/overview/
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#5I can't find this anywhere, but does Pi-Hole have any sort of client side 'reload without blocking' functionality? If I were to implement this in my network and a user has issues with a page not loading/functioning correctly, I feel like they'd need my help to add the site to a white list, which would be pretty inconvenient.
It has an API.
> You can craft a URL that disables pi-hole for X minutes, using the API. You hit the boomark and boom, pi-hole temporarily disabled. If you save it to your phone's home-screen, you've got an instant disable button.
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#6As the situation has worsened with the latest release of Safari I'm really interested to globally setup Pi-Hole on a VPS via docker and use it in combination with VPN (Strongswan) for all of my devices (also mobile). Has anybody had success with such a setup yet?
I haven't attempted that setup however I've got a Nginx server acting as a reverse proxy which implements DNS-over-TLS.
Android 9 has support for custom private DNS servers so I just point it to my home IP and works great, no adverts when I'm out of the house.
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#7I can't find this anywhere, but does Pi-Hole have any sort of client side 'reload without blocking' functionality? If I were to implement this in my network and a user has issues with a page not loading/functioning correctly, I feel like they'd need my help to add the site to a white list, which would be pretty inconvenient.
I second this. A firefox plugin that is "on" or "off" would be great. I guess FoxyProxy is close if PiHole can act as a SOCKS proxy to do its blocking. Is that one way it can work?
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#8I can't find this anywhere, but does Pi-Hole have any sort of client side 'reload without blocking' functionality? If I were to implement this in my network and a user has issues with a page not loading/functioning correctly, I feel like they'd need my help to add the site to a white list, which would be pretty inconvenient.
It has an API. > You can craft a URL that disables pi-hole for X minutes, using the API. You hit the boomark and boom, pi-hole temporarily disabled. If you save it to your phone's home-screen, you've got an instant disable button.
Rad!
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#9As the situation has worsened with the latest release of Safari I'm really interested to globally setup Pi-Hole on a VPS via docker and use it in combination with VPN (Strongswan) for all of my devices (also mobile). Has anybody had success with such a setup yet?
It Does not have the vpn component but I have been very happy with nextdns for mobile ad blocking
Re: Pi-Hole 4.3.2
#10This might be an alternative for people who are too lazy for setting up a pi-hole or desire things to be a couple of ms faster: https://simplednscrypt.org/