Does not work
root@localhost:~# lighttpd-mod-enable
-bash: lighttpd-mod-enable: command not found
root@localhost:~# lighttpd-mod-enable setenv
-bash: lighttpd-mod-enable: command not found
Sorry... it was a typo. The command is lighttpd-enable-mod setenv.
Does not work
sudo lighttpd-enable-mod setenv
Ignoring unknown module: setenv
Run "service lighttpd force-reload" to enable changes
root@localhost ~# lighttpd-enable-mod
Disabled modules: auth cgi debian-doc dir-listing evasive evhost expire extforward fastcgi-php flv-streaming no-www proxy rewrite rrdtool simple-vhost sockproxy ssi ssl status unconfigured userdir usertrack
Enabled modules: accesslog fastcgi javascript-alias pihole-admin
Enable module: setenv
Ignoring unknown module: setenv
Run "service lighttpd force-reload" to enable changes
root@localhost ~#
Maybe not related to the issue but localhost as a hostname is not recommended.
Thats a special name reserved for use on the virtual loopback interface named lo:
pi@ph5b:~ $ ip -br address show lo
lo UNKNOWN 127.0.0.1/8 ::1/128
pi@ph5b:~ $ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
[..]
Can you please generate a new Debug Log (the previous one expired after 48h and was automatically deleted)?
You are running lighttpd v1.4.53. The setenv module should be available.
What is the output of ls -la /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/?
I'm trying to fix first the lighttpd config, but there are a few errors on your debug log.
- To fix the
lighttpdconfig, type these 2 commands:echo 'server.modules += ( "mod_setenv" )' >> /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/05-setenv.conf service lighttpd force-reload - Also, your device is using the
wlan0network interface, but your config is expecting a different interface:
You need to edit*** [ DIAGNOSING ]: Setup variables PIHOLE_INTERFACE=dummy0/etc/pihole/setupVars.confor runpihole -rand select "reconfigure" option to change the interface towlan0.
Wlan0 I have set, and added in the server module setenev mod.
The ftl service is still offline according to the web interface. But at the terminal it shows on.
I send again the debug log:
https://tricorder.pi-hole.net/FKkrYL0k/
Via the shell everything seems to be ok, example; ftl ist ok... but not in the webinterface.
Also for info.
The pihole I have installed on linux deploy (container)
root@localhost:/home/android# sudo lighttpd-enable-mod
Disabled modules: auth cgi debian-doc dir-listing evasive evhost expire extforward fastcgi-php flv-streaming no-www proxy rewrite rrdtool simple-vhost sockproxy ssi ssl status unconfigured userdir usertrack
Enabled modules: accesslog fastcgi javascript-alias pihole-admin setenv
Enable module:
Setev modul is enabled
That is a valuable information, well worth including in your original post straight away (as our standard help template would ask for your OS).
How did you install Pi-hole inside that Linux deploy container?
EDIT:
I notice a high number of unusual network interfaces in your debug log.
This usually hints at a smartphone tyring to host Pi-hole.
So in case you are indeed trying to get Pi-hole running on a smartphone.
We've received a few not very promising reports of attempts to operate Pi-hole on smartphones.
Note that Android itself is not a supported OS, and it would seem that OS virtualisation software on Android is not well equipped to host Pi-hole (maybe because it would require elevated rights and full network access, and Android's sandboxing model somehow interferes, but that would just be my guess).
As I recall it, similar reports here on our forum for running Pi-hole under Android have yet to find a successful conclusion.
For some, it has allegedly worked.
Here are some examples.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/nswh1r/successfully_installed_pihole_on_spare_android/
Of those procedures that you've linked above, did any of them help you in actually getting your Pi-hole running on a smartphone?
And which one did you follow?
Which is related to my previous question - please answer:
As in video
Did that include an app downloaded from some kind of specialised store or software repository?
If so: Those apps have not been created or endorsed by the Pi-hole team.
You would have to contact the respective maintainer of that app for support.
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