Hi all, I've been following this guide where I've been re-doing my Pi4B 8GB in docker/portainer: https://www.xfelix.com/2020/09/pihole-unbound-docker-setup-on-raspberry-pi/ My understanding is that this creates a "Stack" which contains both unbound and pihole containers. Essentially, I made it up…

There are two containers using the docker host's port 443/tcp. Hence your error. Port 443/tcp is used by the https protocol, to securely access Pi-hole's admin interface. Solution A Me? I would remove the pihole service's "433:433/tcp" port. It''s conflicting with your other deconzcommunity/deconz …

[image] broomwalker: when I go to the expected address - 192.168.1.10:8080 This is expected. The correct URL should use /admin: http://192.168.1.10:8080/admin

Agreed. There is no need to assign your Pi-hole service host any domain name. With http you can just directly access Pi-hole's admin page by IP address. That is surely keeping it simple.

[image] broomwalker: I did find a similar topic on this previously, but I couldn't quite follow: Port 80/443 already in use (Deconz) The link you posted has 3 answer saying almost the same thing: Note that Pi-hole's UI does not use port 443, only port 80. As said before, Pi-hole does n…

[image] wblew: There are two containers using the docker host's port 443/tcp. Hence your error. Port 443/tcp is used by the https protocol, to securely access Pi-hole's admin interface. Thank you - this is a very considerate and kind response. Appreciate your time & effort with responding, an…

[image] broomwalker: Thank you - this is what the thread didn't say! From that topic: [image] Port 80/443 already in use (Deconz) As said before, Pi-hole does not require port 443 for its operation at all. (...) you can remove it from your Docker configuration.

[image] Bucking_Horn: From that topic: Not sure I follow - are you implying the answer was in the topic? Either way, it doesn't matter - by removing the 443 port, I was able to get it up and running. Thanks again everyone.

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Bucking_Horn March 28, 2023, 6:09am 7

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