Hello to everyone! Is it possible to implement a form that give the Pihole admin to change the GUI port? Indeed, in the case of an application must use the port 80 (for example a reverse proxy), it will conflict with the Pihole GUI port. Many thanks in advance!

Is this a request for an option to expose an "easy" way to change the port or are you seeking help how to change the port. For the latter have a look here: [image] Can't reach subdirectories on localhost:80 Off topic Not sure what FlightRadar24 is running as i…

This is indeed a request to "easy" change the port from the GUI (like we can find in OPNsense) As far as I have found, this is possible to change the port by modifying some files in CLI but after a Pihole update, the default port will revert to 80 :frowning:

[image] John_Matrix: after a Pihole update, the default port will revert to 80 :frowning: You can do this with modifying the lighttpd config file. I don't think it is reset on updates but this should be answered by a developer.

[image] John_Matrix: after a Pihole update, the default port will revert to 80 It should not, see here [image] Detect non-standard lighttpd port during update Implemented I run lighttpd for pihole admin on a non-standard port (eg. 8080). Every time I upd…

Thanks for the advice, I will modify the port and report back if it will be revert after an update.

Just for your info: [image] Help FTL not installed Help It used to be that port 80 was a hard requirement for Pi-hole, though that it less relevant these days. The reason being is that we used to by default (though, it is still possible with some reconfiguring…

[image] Coro: I don't think it is reset on updates but this should be answered by a developer. [image] John_Matrix: Thanks for the advice, I will modify the port and report back if it will be revert after an update. The lighttpd config file IS pulled "fresh" from github and no prior (l…

Pi-hole v6 will allow to change the GUI port from the web interface itself. [Screenshot at 2024-01-14 13-19-31]

Pi-hole v6 will allow to change the GUI port from the web interface itself. If you don't have Web UI installed or it is inaccessible, you can find webserver.port configuration in /etc/pihole/pihole.toml

was looking all over and this was the only thing that worked, thank you

Ability to change the GUI port

Feature Requests Implemented

yubiuser June 29, 2020, 8:53am 7

Just for your info: