I’m following this guide but am confused on the volumes part? Won’t mine be different because in using hass.io? Also the ports thing, do I follow that verbatim?
Thank you
I think you have posted to the wrong forum ?
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Maybe. Lounge says open topics and this is home automation related, kinda
I think @Kevin meant it may not be the quickest place to get that question answered. I’m pretty sure he has no issue with the question.
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I agree, if I came off combative, I didn’t mean to..I just figured I’d ask here as I know there’s a couple very active raspberry pi/Linux heads here
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Understatement of the year!
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you're running portainer in hass.io? honestly, i would recommend doing it the other way. set up a linux system, then install portainer and run all the docker stuff through portainer. much cleaner to manage (since a lot of times when hass.io updates, it breaks a lot of stuff)
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So I have to ask, why Pi-hole instead of the HA supported AdGuard? AdGuard is easier to use and has more features.
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Well I got a new router and adguard broke. It no longer shows my pi ip, instead it shows a funky ip than won’t work now. It worked when it used to show my pi’s ip
There’s no place like home. (127.0.0.1)
That is the software loopback address for testing the interface software without involving the network interface hardware.
I don’t use AdGuard, so I’ll have to look into it. Maybe @Vettester will have an idea.
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You need to go into your router settings and change the DNS to the IP address of your pi.
