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* Fix handling of wildcard help text * Rewrite help text for better handling of params * Replace misleading letter variable * stash changes on branch switch, else it fails if any changes have been made. * Make changes according to comment in #1384 * Update queryFunc() * Allow scanList() to search files using a wildcard by removing quotes wrapped around `${list}` * scanList() will not provide a domain ouput on each string if exact is specified (`grep -l`) * Remove unused processWildcards() function * Return a message if no domain is specified * IDN domains are converted to punycode when running a `pihole -q` search if the `python` package is available, otherwise will revert to current behaviour * Scan Blacklist & Wildcards first, exiting from search if a match is found (Fixes #1330) * Use one `grep` subshell to search for all "*.domains" lists at once (opposed to looping to get every matching file name, and then spawning a `grep` instance for every matching file) * queryFunc() will not return "(0 results)" output from files where no match is found * Sort results based off list number * Return a message if no results are found * Update basic-install.sh * Update block page. Allow for setupVars setting of CUSTOMBLOCKPAGE (bool) to prevent it being overwritten * simplify * further simplify * fix inteliJ IDEA complaints * even further simplify * tidy up output * revert line, looks tidyer * clarify * Revert "Ensure any changes to blocking page are updated." * We test for dpkg lock on line 830 directly, no need for the check also in the template section. Signed-off-by: Dan Schaper <dan.schaper@pi-hole.net> * Display FTL version & version.sh rewrite While testing to make sure `pihole -v` would output `pihole-FTL version`, I noticed some options didn't work how I expected them to. For example, if I use `pihole -v -p`, I would expect to see the version output of Pi-hole Core. Instead, I'm informed that it's an invalid option. I've had the following things in mind while rewriting this: * I'm operating under the assumption that FTL is only installed if the Admin Console is (Line 113 exit 0) * I have modified the help text to only output with `pihole -v --help` * I have modified all output to be more similar to the output style of `grep` and `curl` (Ditching ":::") Testing output: ``` w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v Pi-hole version is v3.0.1-14-ga928cd3 (Latest: v3.0.1) Admin Console version is v3.0-9-g3760482 (Latest: v3.0.1) FTL version is v2.6.2 (Latest: v2.6.2) w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -c Current Pi-hole version is v3.0.1-14-ga928cd3 Current Admin Console version is v3.0-9-g3760482 Current FTL version is v2.6.2 w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -l Latest Pi-hole version is v3.0.1 Latest Admin Console version is v3.0.1 Latest FTL version is v2.6.2 w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -p --hash Current Pi-hole hash is |
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The multi-platform, network-wide ad blocker
Block ads for all your devices without the need to install client-side software. The Pi-hole™ blocks ads at the DNS-level, so all your devices are protected.
- Web Browsers
- Cell Phones
- Smart TV's
- Internet-connected home automation
- Anything that communicates with the Internet
Your Support Still Matters
Digital Ocean helps with our infrastructure, but our developers are all volunteers so your donations help keep us innovating. Sending a donation using our links below helps us offset a portion of our monthly costs.
- Donate via PayPal
- Bitcoin Address: 1GKnevUnVaQM2pQieMyeHkpr8DXfkpfAtL
One-Step Automated Install
- Install a supported operating system
- Run the command below (it downloads this script in case you want to read over it first!)
curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash
Alternative Semi-Automated Install Methods
If you wish to read over the script before running it, run nano basic-install.sh
to open the file in a text viewer.
Clone our repository and run the automated installer from your device.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole.git Pi-hole
cd Pi-hole/automated\ install/
bash basic-install.sh
Or
wget -O basic-install.sh https://install.pi-hole.net
bash basic-install.sh
Once installed, configure your router to have DHCP clients use the Pi as their DNS server and then any device that connects to your network will have ads blocked without any further configuration. Alternatively, you can manually set each device to use Pi-hole™ as their DNS server.
What is Pi-hole™ and how do I install it?
Get Help Or Connect With Us On The Web
Technical Details
The Pi-hole™ is an advertising-aware DNS/Web server. If an ad domain is queried, a small Web page or GIF is delivered in place of the advertisement.
Gravity
The gravity.sh does most of the magic. The script pulls in ad domains from many sources and compiles them into a single list of over 1.6 million entries (if you decide to use the mahakala list). This script is controlled by the pihole
command. Please run pihole -h
to see what commands can be run via pihole
.
Other Operating Systems
The automated install is only for a clean install of a Debian family or Fedora based system, such as the Raspberry Pi. However, this script will work for most UNIX-like systems, some with some slight modifications that we can help you work through. If you can install dnsmasq
and a web server, it should work OK. If there are other platforms you'd like supported, let us know.
Web Interface
The Web interface will be installed automatically so you can view stats and change settings. You can find it at:
http://192.168.1.x/admin/index.php
or http://pi.hole/admin
Whitelist and blacklist
Domains can be whitelisted and blacklisted using either the web interface or the command line. See the wiki page for more details
Settings
The settings page lets you control and configure your Pi-hole™. You can do things like:
- enable Pi-hole's built-in DHCP server
- exclude domains from the graphs
- configure upstream DNS servers
- and more!
Built-in DHCP Server
Pi-hole™ ships with a built-in DHCP server. This allows you to let your network devices use Pi-hole™ as their DNS server if your router does not let you adjust the DHCP options.
API
A basic read-only API can be accessed at /admin/api.php
. It returns the following JSON:
{
"domains_being_blocked": "136708",
"dns_queries_today": "18108",
"ads_blocked_today": "14648",
"ads_percentage_today": "80.89"
}
The same output can be achieved on the CLI by running chronometer.sh -j
Real-time Statistics
You can view real-time stats via ssh
or on an 2.8" LCD screen. This is accomplished via chronometer.sh
.
Pi-hole™ Projects
- An ad blocking Magic Mirror
- Pi-hole stats in your Mac's menu bar
- Get LED alerts for each blocked ad
- Pi-hole on Ubuntu 14.04 on VirtualBox
- Docker Pi-hole container (x86 and ARM)
- Splunk: Pi-hole Visualiser
- Pi-hole Chrome extension (open source)
- Go Bananas for CHiP-hole ad blocking
- Sky-Hole
- Pi-hole in the Cloud!
- unRaid-hole--Repo and more info
- Pi-hole on/off button
- Minibian Pi-hole
- Windows Tray Stat Application
- Let your blink1 device blink when Pi-hole filters ads
- Pi-hole Prometheus exporter: a Prometheus exporter for Pi-hole
- Pi-hole Droid - open source Android client
- Windows DNS Swapper, see #1400
Coverage
- Adafruit livestream install
- TekThing: 5 fun, easy projects for a Raspberry Pi
- Pi-hole on Adafruit's blog
- The Defrag Show - MSDN/Channel 9
- MacObserver Podcast 585
- Medium: Block All Ads For $53
- MakeUseOf: Adblock Everywhere, The Pi-hole Way
- Lifehacker: Turn Your Pi Into An Ad Blocker With A Single Command!
- Pi-hole on TekThing
- Pi-hole on Security Now! Podcast
- Foolish Tech Show
- Pi-hole on Ubuntu
- Catchpoint: iOS 9 Ad Blocking
- Build an Ad-Blocker for less than 10$ with Orange-Pi