Expected Behaviour: I´m running Pi-Hole on a virtual interface eth0:0. I updated to latest versions (core 5.7, web 5.9, ftl 5.12.1). When Pi-Hole starts up, the web interface is clear. No warnings. Actual Behaviour: After every Pi-Hole start, a warning is shown in the web UI: [grafik] Debug Toke…

[image] bcutter: learn to safely ignore those warnings No, you can change your configuration to avoid them. The warning using interface eth0 instead should be resolved in the future when my patch (see PR above) is submitted and accepted in dnsmasq upstream. As said, the warning is just there…

The warnings have always existed in /var/log/pihole.log. A change to Pi-hole made them more visible by also printing them into /var/log/pihole-FTL.log and showing them on the dashboard. https://github.com/pi-hole/FTL/pull/1243 The warning you encountered is about a shortcoming of dnsmasq which do…

Okay got it. Still not sure what to think about those messages put in front so prominent - makes me personally feel a bit uncomfortable tbh. Maybe I just need to get used to this UI change and learn to safely ignore those warnings… which also is not a good behavior I think :slight_smile: [Bild] […

So I need to create the separate file as stated on the page or can I add it to the /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.conf?

It needs to go into a separate file in /etc/dnsmasq.d/

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Warning in dnsmasq core: using interface eth0 instead (Pi-Hole running on virtual interface eth0:0)

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