Software update: Pi-hole 2.12

Pi-hole is an advertising-aware dns and web server intended to run on a Raspberry Pi in your network. When a request comes in from any device to access an advertising domain, Pi-hole will redirect it to itself. This will make pages load faster and potentially keep malware at bay. For more information, we refer you to the explanation and videos on this pageor this manual from Tweaker jpgview. The developers behind Pi-hole have released version 2.12 with the following changes and improvements:

New

• DNSSEC support #1128
• Wildcard blacklisting support #1065
• Allow multiple DNS servers #1135

tweaks

• Remove pihole -s #1176
• Customized firewall configuration #1149
• Be able to disable the DHCP domain name #1150
• Only ignore DOWN interfaces, allow tun devices to be selected #1143
• Change upstream DNS selection in installer from radio to menu #1156
• Catch log file sizes in debug output #1160
• Full URL to sudo curl #1166

Fixes

• Misc code cleanups and tweaks #1119, #1173, #1174
• Check for existence of iptables along with kernel module #1136
• Make sure chronometer always shows same values ​​as web interface #1131
• Read all lines of the adlist file #1132
• Update adlists.default #1147
• Use CIDR for IPv4 addressing. #1151
• Install blocking page CSS on initial installation. #1180