Mask the service or
sudo apt-get remove dnsmasq-base
Package 'dnsmasq-base' is not installed, so not removed
Ok, then just go for sudo apt-get remove dnsmasq
Package 'dnsmasq' is not installed, so not removed
How possible is this?
apt list lists all known packages.
apt list --installed lists only installed packages.
Please run sudo service dnsmasq status
Sorry, noob mistake.
apt list --installed dnsmasq
Listing... Done
sudo service dnsmasq status
Unit dnsmasq.service could not be found.
Ok, dnsmasq is not installed on your system, but your log says it is:
What log output is this? Could it be associated with your containerd?
I was having a hard time checking syslog, so this one is from Cockpit. IIRC I haven't installed containerd or something like that, but I'm checking right now...
It seems pihole debug knows about it 
OMG 
now I remember.
I was trying to self-host Radicale, it didn't go very well and I thought I deleted everything. I'm deleting everything (container, image and even Docker) right away.
Update: everything Docker-related uninstalled/autoremoved/purged and system rebooted. I'll wait for the magic hour this evening and see if the DNS will go down again. Will update here.
Hi folks, just a quick update on this.
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Having to restart pihole-ftl made me think it was a Pihole issue, but it was apparently deeper in the system.
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Now that Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS is out, I'll probably go ahead and reinstall from scratch (I'm currently on 18.04 LTS) , instead of simply upgrading.
Thanks.
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