- This is not possible because Pi-hole does DNS blocking, and the path is not included as part of that process.
- The blocklists contain many domains which are blocked, and the blacklist is for your own manual blacklisting.
- If you want to change the interface, run
pihole -r
and choose reconfigure. - What were the URLs of the lists you were using? Normal easylist lists aren't meant to be parsed by Pi-hole.
- You can limit the query log to only show queries from a certain client, and then you can look at the section during the time you were using SpotLight.
- Why do blacklisted domains show IPv4 as "Pi-holed" but not IPv6 in the query log?
- Just some weird domains being logged
- The logs are only stored on the Pi-hole, unless the client device is logging their own queries (unusual). See here for more information on DNScrypt: GitHub - pi-hole/pi-hole: A black hole for Internet advertisements