Hello,
Thank you for the update to V6. The update process ran fine.
Unfortunately, every browser on every device complains that the admin page reports a certificate error.
I don't need https in my home network. How can I change that in the configuration?
Second question, more of a wish. I would like a reboot/restart button in the system settings. I've been using Pihole for a few years now and it's definitely necessary to restart the Pi every now and then.
Thank you.
You could follow this to bypass the warning TLS/SSL - Pi-hole documentation
or go back to using http://IPaddress/admin since you're using in your home network
It's not my intension to install a certificate on every browser and device I use.
Honestly this is no user friendly way for users.
http://IPaddress/admin doesn't work.
It forwards the browser to https://IPaddress/admin and I get the same security alert again.
Any idea ?
I have my domain and SSL cert.
https://mydomain:8443/admin
http://192.168.0.3/admin
When I try the second, it does not redirect, but instead recommend upgrade to https
have you try diff. browser?
v6 create a self-signed cert. You just have to add to your browser and that's it. Follow the above documentation
I use the current Firefox 135.0.1. and alternatively MS Edge, also current.
Firefox redirects me to the https page. Edge reports http://myipaddress/admin is not reachable.
On my mobile (Pixel, A15) Chrome brower denies both http and https requests.
And yes, I replace with the IP of the PI on which Pi-hole is running.
Why have you made it so complex for normal users? It's relatively pointless to install an application certificate on every browser?
No matter which PC/notebook/tablet/mobile I use, I'm always forced to install this certificate. That may be logical, but it doesn't make sense.
Once again: How does Pi-hole accept an http port or page request?
I'm just a regular user and trying to help. Your question should be directed to the Mod and Dev. Anyway, you might want to generate a token and posted, so Mod and Dev can help answer your question and resolve your issue.
Good Luck
Hi there, you have to check the configuration file /etc/pihole/pihole.toml and in particular the line:
port = "80o,[::]:80o,443so,[::]:443so"
Try to set it to:
port = "80,[::]:80"
and it should disable TLS.
My Debug file.
https://tricorder.pi-hole.net/ECmrzaWI/
Did you read the announcment blogpost?
Looking at your debug log, I can see that the web server is listening on port 8080. This means one of two things:
lighttpd when promptedYou will be able to access the web interface via http://youripaddress:8080/admin
You can change the port to something else if you wish via the web interface or the config file as suggested by @tngl
During the migration I chose to disable lighttpd as there is no more use to have in on the installation.
The installation runs on a Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole and Unbound. No more applications.
I made the changes advised by tngl but after a reboot I found this:
port = "80,[::]:80" ### CHANGED, default = "80o,[::]:80o,443so,[::]:443so"
It looks good for the moment but I believe you have to come to a better solution in the future.
I think the ### CHANGED just says you have changed the default value - so all fine if it works.
That's... interesting. It should have, then, set itself to port 80 and not 8080.
Fortunately, a trivial fix.
This will be the one time upgrading switched from lighttpd to the built in web server of pihole-FTL, you wont get bitten again 
hahaha ... I'm not scared 
I hope that the expected future update won't overwrite the settings again and again.
I'll also try a fresh installation as a have a few SD cards left.
Let's see what comes out of that.
Thank you for the support. I'll keep you posted.
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