I dont see how a proxy would help ?
What if you do below one for diagnosing:
sudo chmod 777 /var/log/pihole.log
To change back again:
sudo chmod 644 /var/log/pihole.log
I've asked our real CentOS/Fedora guy to help and take a look. He's at the Con in Boston right now, but will peek in and see what he see's. He wrote the sections of the installer and the code that handle that OS so that should help move us along.
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That most likely will help allot.
Been a while for me with CentOS.
EDIT: Ohw does CentOS still enables selinux by default ?
Might need to disable that one too ?
sudo getenforce
Did what you suggested and it still gives that error.
Also selinux is disabled.
Oh you might be missing some PHP parts that might cause issues maybe.
To create a "phpinfo.php" file:
{
echo '<?php'
echo 'phpinfo();'
echo '?>'
} | tee phpinfo.php
Access the file via browser and post results here (have a look 1st if contains sensitive info and delete the file afterwards !!!).
EDIT: Or maybe output from lynx is cleaner (you decide and might need to install lynx via yum):<>/s
lynx -dump http://localhost/phpinfo.php
Stupid of me, you could oc run it from shell:
sudo php -i
The output is too big. What requirements does pihole have? It does install some extensions itself.
Update: Upgraded to v3 and everything works fine except "query log". It doesn't show me the error message anymore but it shows a blank page (no records).
Click on "show all". Does it show you something now?
Nope, it doesn't show anything. Tail log file works.
Okay, so this is weird. It means your dashboard shows full statistics but the query log page simply doesn't work? I suppose it might be a cache issue, then.
Try the following:
It looks like it has started working! I didn't do anything. Strange.
As I said:
these little bastards fix themselves after a short while...
