Beginners • Re: Can't access via http to my Raspberry

Either your port is incorrect, your IP address is incorrect, or it's blocked, or incorrectly routed, or the server isn't running.

I installed Pi-Hole by following the instructions precisely. It worked.

Presumably you didn't use the simple and obvious setup command:

Code:

curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash

You followed the alternative instructions to use Docker. I suggest you don't use Docker.

What you could do is put the current SD card aside for now and get a new SD card. Install Raspberry Pi OS, install Pi-Hole.

It’s an option start from scratch and omit docker.
But try to find where is my configuration mistake help me to learn manage my raspberry. I near convinced is a firewall tables rules.

In your first post you stated you are a beginner. This is not beginner-level stuff.

Start again. Follow the simple instructions. Observe that everything works. Now you have a working Pi-Hole.

Next, start again from scratch, but this time follow the Docker instructions. Now you have confidence that Pi-Hole works in general. If the Docker version still doesn't work you can discard it, or spend time figuring it out.

Thank you Ame I appreciate you take your time for answer and give me the simple and most logical way for beginners. Totally agree, need time to get more knowlege and official sites and documentation is the best way for get the knowledge. For instance the other day I learned from Debian documentation how delete some firewall rule, first listing as $ sudo nft -n -a list ruleset and then delete the handle that I want with command $ sudo nft delete rule ip firewall input handle 14.
Then already asume that actually manage a server is over my knowledge and will go slowly step by step.

Statistics: Posted by birdawn — Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:21 am

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