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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon chriscrowe

Suggestion: could you also create a 'nightly' version which uses the latest pi-hole and unbound version?

Open churchofnoise opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments

Hi Chris, I used to run Pi-Hole and Unbound natively on RPI but recently got a Firewalla Purple device on which I want to run pi-hole and unbound in a docker container. I intend to use your one-container solution (thanks for that!!) but was wondering if you could consider a nightly version that contains the latest pi-hole and unbound versions? (I used to run those natively on the rpi)

Thanks for considering!

churchofnoise avatar Mar 07 '22 12:03 churchofnoise

chris is probably packing the code manually together for the one-container solution. for your case, i'd consider the two-container solution and watchtower for automated update checks in self-defined intervals

h3rb1n4t0r avatar Mar 26 '22 21:03 h3rb1n4t0r

It's a while ago, but created a fork yesterday which uses the latest version of Unbound (1.16.3 instead of 1.13.1) and made a cronjob to make a nighty build using the pihole nightly docker-image. Dunno if it will give advantages but could be, but it could also cause trouble ofcourse. :-)

And I like the one container-solution better than the 2 container-solution.

I created an issue yesterday which partly covers your question: using the latest Unbound-version.

pluim003 avatar Sep 24 '22 12:09 pluim003

@churchofnoise , if you're interested a nightly build can be pulled: docker pull pluim003/pihole-unbound:nightly . It has the latest pihole-nightly docker image combined with the latest unbound-version.

pluim003 avatar Sep 25 '22 19:09 pluim003

Thanks for that @pluim003 ! In the mean time, I've adjusted my approach: I'm using a yaml file that leverages both the official nightly docker image of pi-hole and another docker image for Unbound that's kept very well up to date ( https://github.com/klutchell/unbound-docker ). Additional benefit is that it lets me adjust versions for each independently. (and custom config for Unbound is also fairly easy) Hartelijk bedankt Dick!

churchofnoise avatar Sep 26 '22 07:09 churchofnoise

You're welcome @churchofnoise . Your original suggestion was over 6 months old and I just started working on this a few days ago (after, as mentioned before, I discovered that it uses an 'old' version of Unbound). I'm not that familiair with Unbound myself. Should dig into this further but that has no priority yet.

pluim003 avatar Sep 26 '22 08:09 pluim003