I had Pi-hole running on a Raspberry Pi W2 for just a few mins before I decided to move it to a different box - and that's working great.
I went back to the W2 to uninstall Pi-hole, but it's failing, and I'm not even sure what logs to look at.
This is simply running sudo pihole uninstall
and confirming.
Expected Behaviour:
After running the uninstall command, I'd expect to confirm the uninstall process, see a confirmation, and then find that Pi-hole is no longer on that system.
##Actual Behaviour:
No error is given, but I'm returned to the CLI and the pi-hole packager remains installed.
billy@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo pihole uninstall
[?] Are you sure you would like to remove Pi-hole? [y/N] y
[✓] Root user check
[i] Removing Pi-hole meta package...billy@raspberrypi:~ $
- Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
- Raspberry Pi W2
Debug Token:
Replace this text with the debug token provided from running pihole -d
Honestly I can just re-flash the OS image, but I'd like to understand what's going on so I can avoid this in a more-consequential circumstance.