I run pihole on proxomox, and also opnsense in the same box. Then you can forward all port 53 traffic to your pihole. Some devices have hard-coded DNS that will bypass the DHCP DNS.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/572261/virtual-network-bridge-why-does-it-have-to-have-an-ip-address-assigned-to-it

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-server/administration/virtual-routing-bridge/

The “routing” part of “virtual routing bridge” happens automatically once you assign an IP address, as I understand it.

I just think they’re neat!

The wireguard tunnel is what I’m most interested in. Having that, and then my pihole, be handed out via DHCP is worth $50. More than that is a harder sell.

I’ve got one of these with the esphome firmware. Can’t speak to their service or the original firmware, but the esphome needed some tweaks.

https://konnected.io/products/smart-garage-door-opener

I already had a magnetic reed switch and it has an input for that. I already had an extra security 2.0 button with wires soldered to the contacts. I’m very happy with the setup.

I think the newer liftmasters are wireless. The old push button wires are just power for the wireless remote.

True, but everyone’s favorite so far is debian

Ok what’s your container setup? LXC? Docker? Compose?

Is the WG server also a container?

Can you get to the pihole admin page over wg? Trying to narrow down if it’s just port 53 or everything else too.

Ok so you see your request in the pihole log? Which address does it show?

Your DNS might be configured to only answer local (from 192 addresses) requests. Did you enable IP masquerading?

How many cores do you have configured for jellyfin?

The profiles were totally different- because the subdomain uses HTTP/3 via the quic-go library. Disabling it globally has it working at 100%

I’m happy with photoprism for a single user. I don’t like their subscription model, and will never pay an on-going fee. There’s a chance they will move more features behind that paywall. I did pay the one-time unlock for the automatic upload companion app, but that seems like a core feature they should implement.

It has to go upstream for answered requests, so it can add 1 or 2 ms to the 45 ms it would otherwise take when you’re local. If you’re using a VPN to your home dns, it can add 75 ms and I can feel it.

I built it with the goal of being upgradable when prices came down and I grew into the system. That lasted 2 months and I’m swimming in transceivers and switches lol

Yes, WOW. It’s docsis 3.1 down, but still 8x 3.0 up. They’re planning high split and fiber but I’ll have to wait. My nic is dual sfp+, just need something worthy to plug into it.