Pihole works like a charm on my raspberry pi 3. I just updated to the FTLDNS Beta and everything is working on my raspberry pi except the query log. When I click it on the GUI it just show me the message: Processing. Tried rebooting the Pi but no luck.
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Thnx for the quick tip! I just reverted back to the master and then went for the FTLDNS beta again. Everything works now 
I have added unbound to this and... it works! Now I see the "queries answered by" graph starting to populate with "localhost".
You can create or edit /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.conf and add IGNORE_LOCALHOST=yes
Then, restart FTL (sudo systemctl restart pihole-FTL) and that will prevent localhost from showing in the query log.
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After disable Query logging 'Query Log' will stop PI-hole complete
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It would be nice to be notified, through the installer that the ftldns deletes every dnsmasq configuration.
My Raspberry pi functions as a router and needs dnsmasq for bridging - now I probably could setup all again.
The original dnsmasq config file is backed up, and if you have any files in dnsmasq.d they are left.
FTL is effectively a wrapper around dnsmasq, so all the same config files will work with it
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