Reason: None provided.
There is a lot of autism surrounding linux, but pi-hole is pretty easy to set up. You probably found one of those guides that required you to use docker, which is a retarded thing to do on a machine that is dedicated to a single task. This is what you need to do to get pi-hole up and running.
- Buy raspberry pi and SD card
- Install Raspberry Pi OS using their imager
- put SD card in Pi
- hook raspberry pi up to monitor and keyboard
- login with default username and password
- type the following commands:
sudo apt update && upgrade
curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash - Follow the installation prompts
- point your router's DNS to the raspberry PI's IP
- (optional) enable ssh so you don't have to hook up a monitor and keyboard every time you want to update
2 years ago
2 score
Reason: Original
There is a lot of autism surrounding linux, but pi-hole is pretty easy to set up. You probably found one of those guides that required you to use docker, which is a retarded thing to do on a machine that is dedicated to a single task. This is what you need to do to get pi-hole up and running.
- Buy raspberry pi and SD card
- Install Raspberry Pi OS using their imager
- put SD card in Pi
- hook raspberry pi up to monitor and keyboard
- login with default username and password
- type the following commands: sudo apt update && upgrade curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash
- Follow the installation prompts
- point your router's DNS to the raspberry PI's IP
- (optional) enable ssh so you don't have to hook up a monitor and keyboard every time you want to update
2 years ago
1 score