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Your unraid DNS should be static and point to a real DNS server. If your router is sending out DNS requests that point to pihole and the docker is down, unraid will not get outside!

could it be related to this:

That's not a pinhole template problem. I've seen it on several apps before and I think an update to unraid fixed it? ( Or was it a patch? )

For some reason the github client doesnt update the repository quickly - have deleted pihole-template and changed pihole to use the new settings. Also uploaded a new node red

yes - I will need to create a new template for it (hopefully today) as some of the parameters have changed. Just a note: I have only created the simple template for this - it is the official docker underneath.

Thanks for posting - was just about to!

I think that there is a problem with the unraid tool that checks upgrades.....lots of people seeing it with linuxserver dockers. There were some threads about it. Just boarding flight so cant look! Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk

I must get round to cleaning the instructions, unfortunately I travel alot for work so that becomes difficult. With unraid, if you make changes to the template these are not seen by existing users.... the only way seems to be to create a new pihole app. Just to be clear, my only involvement with pihole is to create the original template for unraid. I dont touch the docker files at all. Hopefully a new template in a week! Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk

Wondering if it is due to this error? I remember someone else having that and solving it.... Unfortunately I am traveling - take a look back through this thread, it might be there,

I know it isn't going to help, but it works for me! (but I do not use a reverse proxy for it)

I had something similar - so I used the userscripts plugin to restart it daily... Content of the script: (hope it helps) #!/bin/bash docker restart ZeroTier

You need to ask here: https://github.com/pi-hole/docker-pi-hole I only did a simple template

What you are seeing is normal. You can instead change the DHCP server in your router to hand out piholes IP as the dns server and then you will see the clients IP. (or just use pihole as the dhcp server)

Yes, the Linux server guys had a look at it. It just needs a template as the docker is already built (like pihole)

yes - it works well in this way... My settings are here (pihole on 192.168.1.24) pihole network settings

apologies - you may be right if you only have one network adaptor..... I have two in my system.

Yes - if you have openvpn installed, you can look at admin panel (I tested it). If you want to block advertisements whilst remote, you will need to look at routing all traffic over vpn and that your dns is pointing to pihole.

I didnt write pihole - just the template so that unraid users could install it .... Can you ask the authors here: https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/issues

New PiHole docker has been released.... looks nice!

Looking on the PiHole docker site, they elected not to include it in PiHole as standard. I would suggest an easier way would be to use the Cloudflared docker container and point the dns output from PiHole to go there. Let me know if you need help.

unless you set the vpn to use pihole, it will use another dns.

You should be able to turn off Dhcp on the WAN side to do this. Also look at ddwrt software for it. https://wiki.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Netgear_WNDR3700

You can set the router to point to pihole.... that isn't a problem. If you do this, set the unraid IP settings manually to point to external DNS server

Yes - how to fix.... Your unRaid is probably looping back through pihole.... on network settings, set a fixed ip, gateway and dns server.

maybe you have your data volume set up wrong? copy your flows out and save in a text file, delete/update container (check directories) and reinstall flows if needed...