How can I enable HTTPS (SSL/TLS) for my Pi-hole Web Interface? Many users run their Pi-hole on Virtual Private Servers and such, meaning that they would need to access the Web Interface via insecure HTTP. Now, you are able to configure Pi-hole so you can securely access your Web Interface, and not c…

For anyone else trying to do this and getting errors after following this guide. Just make sure you have the package "lighttpd-mod-openssl" installed. Once I installed this package then following the guide everything worked.

I followed this article Adding HTTP certificates to Pi-Hole with LEGO I hope it will be helpful to others here, too

I followed the instruction but the lighttpd service cannot restart after I had created the external.conf as described above. In the scrept I replaced the red fqdn with my domain name. As there is no combined.pem in /etc/lighttpd I copied the file from /etc/letsencrypt/live/pihole.example.com/ Is …

Hi, I have been running Pi-hole on a Debian 10 mini-PC for the last couple of years and had SSL enabled for the last few months. A recent OS update caused Pi-hole to stop working and no matter what I did I could not get it back up and running. I bit the bullet and installed Debian 12 onto the PC as …

if using docker how we should do this? Asking because whenever the container is restarted all this configuration will have to be re-done, isn't it?

Hello Dan. I know this post, along with your reply, is pretty dated, but I was hoping to get some clarification. At what point in the OP's directions should I deviate and follow your safer installation instructions? There's a lot of comments/corrections in the comments and I have gotten lost and can…

[image] 1024mb: if using docker The docker approach would be to use a reverse proxy container in front to handle the TLS termination.

This entire process would be so much easier if pi-hole just allowed you to connect to the web interface with a port number alongside the IP of the device right out of the box, instead of needing to start poking around in config files. I say that because if that were possible, you could just use Ngin…

[image] Shaman: instead of needing to start poking around in config files That makes no sense, sorry. You would be running a Docker instance for NPM with a domain name configured and LE SSL installed, but somehow it wouldn't be too easy because a Pi-hole configuration file needed editing, alo…

All I know is this for certain. When I install AdGuard Home on my Raspberry Pi device using the dietpi OS, I am able to connect to my AdGuard homes web interface using the Pi device IP address followed by the port number and I can also use the IP with /admin/. With Pihole I am forced to use /admin/ …

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