Starting a feature request to spread PiHole to routers. Many users of powerful routers run modified firmware such as Tomato, MerlinWRT, DD-WRT or OpenWRT. Many of the supported routers have enough processing power available to run piHole and some testing has been done (see here Run PiHole directly …

Cool! The enterprise routers I'm familiar with (Cisco) don't run Debian, and the consumer routers I've used (like Linksys) aren't real power houses. Of course, it also matters what else if running on the router - for example, if the router is also doing deep packet inspection (for intrusion detect…

While I would be most interested in Pi-Hole running on ASUS-Merlin, I DO have a WRT1900AC sitting in a box not doing anything... I would be willing to test builds on it after installing DDWRT. If no one has tried running the Pi-Hole install script on DDWRT just to see what would happen yet, I will…

It most likely wont work as we need apt/yum repositories to pull in the package. You may be able to modify things to get the dependencies and walk the process manually, but the installer script will not work.

OK, I thought there would be a lot of dependencies that just aren't in DDWRT. If someone was willing to list the dependencies/sources, I could try manually. I forgot that I also have a Linksys AC1900 also sitting in a box not doing anything in addition to the WRT1900AC. Seems like another potentia…

Major ones are dnsmasq and lighttpd but you can check the basic install script for all of the dependencies. They are listed at the top of the installer script. automated%20install/basic-install.sh master # Root of the web server webroot="/var/www/html…

I actually had a go at getting pi-hole working on LEDE 17.01.2 a while back (on a TP-Link Archer C7v2) https://github.com/mrkno/pi-hole-lede-openwrt ( changes made here ) It was fairly easy to get most of it working, with two notable exceptions: whiptail does not exist in the standard opkg packages…

Hi. I do not wish to spam this developers post, but I have a big interest in what you managed to get working on a TP-Link Archer C7 v2 running LEDE, since I am running the exact same setup. how do I use what you've created to install it on my current LEDE setup? thanks!

Note that although I got it working, through subsequent reflashes of the firmware I no longer have this setup. Additionally the changes I made were just enough to get it running but were by no means complete. extroot to have enough space for the git dependency. Compile newt for MIPS and install it…

LEDE / OpenWRT has a package for ad blocking. Have folks looked at that? net/adblock/files/README.md master  # DNS based ad/abuse domain blocking <a id="description"></a> ## Description A lot of people already use adblocker plugins within their d…

From our Hardware/Software requirements page: We officially support the following: Raspbian: Jessie (lite / with pixel) Ubuntu: 14.04 / 16.04 / 16.10 Fedora: 24 / 25 Debian: 8.6 CentOS: 7.2.1511 / 7.3.1611 There are already a few threads that relate to this topic. This appears to be the "big …

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