Software update: Pi-hole 2.13

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 2.13 with the following changes and improvements:

New

• Setup interface listening behavior of dnsmasq. hardening security of fresh installs #1284 (Implemented feature request)
• Give user the choice to install web admin #1182
• Add DNS.WATCH to default DNS server choice #1253 (implemented feature request)
• Add host-record option to compensate for missing NAT-Loopback #1266 (implemented feature request)
• Set up for running debug via web interface #1281

tweaks

• Updated license to EUPL #1267
• Increase debug self-destruct time from 24 hours to 48 #1239
• Add manual edit warnings to lighttpd.conf.* files #1233
• Backend changes for static DHCP leases #1170
• Scan whole dnsmasq.d directory for configuration files #1238
• Update malwaredomains and mahakala lists to https #1248
• Redirect pi.hole to pi.hole/admin #1265 (implemented feature request)
• Allow dnsmasq to listen on all interfaces for clients using VPNs #1273
• Back end changes for Web based debug calls. #1281

Fixes

• Bugfix: Delete INSTALL_WEB line before adding new one #1276
• Uncomment interface in dhcpcd.conf. #1210
• Install iproute before using it #1231
• Debug IP stack fixes #1252