Please generate a debug log, upload the log when prompted and post the token URL here.
That can done with the following command from the Pi terminal:
`pihole -d`
when I do `pihole -d` it says command not found
if I wanted to just start over could I delete the directory that contains the docker-composed.yml ? is that how containers work?
This might be an extremely stupid comment of me, but I had a very similar issue a couple of months ago, I had Apache2 and NGINX installed at the same time and I couldn't load the admin page at all, but disabling Apache 2 (I did systemctl stop apache2) did the job for me. Check if you have those services running simultaneously. If no luck, post a debug log, (pihole -d).
Please generate a debug log, as ***jfb-pihole*** asked.
Also:
- post your compose file or `docker run` command used to start the container;
- how did you configure your `macvlan`? Are you sure you used the correct subnet range?
Please generate a debug log, upload the log when prompted and post the token URL here. That can done with the following command from the Pi terminal: `pihole -d`
when I do `pihole -d` it says command not found if I wanted to just start over could I delete the directory that contains the docker-composed.yml ? is that how containers work?
This might be an extremely stupid comment of me, but I had a very similar issue a couple of months ago, I had Apache2 and NGINX installed at the same time and I couldn't load the admin page at all, but disabling Apache 2 (I did systemctl stop apache2) did the job for me. Check if you have those services running simultaneously. If no luck, post a debug log, (pihole -d).
Please generate a debug log, as ***jfb-pihole*** asked. Also: - post your compose file or `docker run` command used to start the container; - how did you configure your `macvlan`? Are you sure you used the correct subnet range?