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I started like you, but slowly with more debugging and customized use-cases I started understanding more and more. That's the way for people with limited free t
by 3abiton 1y ago
I started like you, but slowly with more debugging and customized use-cases I started understanding more and more. That's the way for people with limited free time. That said, now with LLMs, honestly anything is easily learnable.
- TechDebtDevin 1y agoIt still shouldnt break all the time. You shouldnt havr to get good at debugging a tool like this. I use but it dors destroy my network once a month and have had to build cleanup/reinstall scripts for this scenerio. I would not recommend to most people.
- bongodongobob 1y agoDid you not give the pihole a static address or something? What is breaking?
- TechDebtDevin 1y agoNo idea, it barely works.
- bongodongobob 1y agoThen there's something wrong with your network. All it does is serve DNS.
- eldaisfish 1y agopihole is one of the most straightforward pieces of software out there. It is so easy to use that it is practically an appliance.
- gosub100 1y ago"it's always DNS"
- danparsonson 1y agoWhat do you mean 'destroys your network'? It's just a DNS server - maybe something else is wrong and the presence of the pihole is a coincidence?
- happyhacks 1y agoDon't know about your network - but I have been running it for years without any issue, just a docker pull to update the containers once a while