I have tried everything, i still can not access the interface!
Expected Behaviour:
It should let me in the web interface or the admin interface, nothing!
Actual Behaviour:
Not letting me in the web interface or the admin interface, nothing!
What is the exact URL you are using to access Pi-hole's web interface?
Pi-hole's supported web server is lighttpd.
You are using nginx instead:
*** [ DIAGNOSING ]: Ports in use
[✗] tcp:0.0.0.0:80 is in use by nginx (https://docs.pi-hole.net/main/prerequisites/#ports)
[✗] tcp:[::]:80 is in use by nginx (https://docs.pi-hole.net/main/prerequisites/#ports)
To have those webservers coexist, you could try to move lighttpd to different port.
For a Docker Pi-hole, set your container's WEB_PORT environment variable.
For a bare-metal Pi-hole, you can overwrite the port in your /etc/lighttpd/external.conf.
I can't find the commands i put in, can you tell me step by step how to? (i am new)
You seem to be running Pi-hole on top of OpenMediaVault?
How did you go about installing Pi-hole:
Via our installation script, via Docker, or via some other way?
And also:
Running pi-hole side-by-side with OpenMediaVault will cause a lot of port conflicts.
There are may options, but this is not a simple configuration.
You first need to understand how these web servers work before running them together.
- you can change OpenMediaVault default port to 81 and use pi-hole on port 80;
- you can use OpenMediaVault on the default port (80) and change pi-hole's port to 81;
- you can run pi-hole in a docker container redirecting port 81 to pi-hole container;
- you can run pi-hole in a docker container using
macvlan(no changes to ports will be needed, but the initial setup will be a little more complex);
I logged into the root and then installed it via the websites guide
i have tried to change the /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf file to say server.port = 80
it just says "bash /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf: permission denied
Which guide are you referring to?
Could you share a link to it?
You need elevated rights to edit that file, but that's the wrong file anyway.
The correct file to edit is the one I referenced earlier:
Use your favourite editor to edit that file, e.g. for the nano editor:
sudo nano /etc/lighttpd/external.conf
i'm referring to the official website one
I Have uninstalled open media vault, re installed my os and i am still getting the issue
In that case, please provide a new debug token.
And also have the kindness to answer:
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