Peter Pfeufer

With PHP7.0 being end of life and 7.1 out of maintenance, I suggest updateing Guzzle is the ideal and only way to solve this issue https://secure.php.net/supported-versions.php

It's in ``` /opt/AdGuardHome/AdGuardHome.yaml ```

If I understand unbound correctly, it's a DNS forwarder with its own upstream. So I don't see any benefit in adding more than just your unbound. And it is unlikely...

If a device supports both, IPv4 and IPv6 and has both address types assigned to it, it seems IPv6 is prioritized. At least from my experience.

Add your DNS rewrites to AGH instead of a hosts file that only one machine can access ... https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome/wiki/Hosts-Blocklists#dnsrewrite

You have essentially 2 ways to add DNS rewrites to AGH 1.) Filters -> DNS rewrites and add them there (which might be the easier approach for you)  2.)...

The hosts file is only used by the machine it's on as a local DNS override. The hosts file is not meant to be a DNS override for your local...

From AGH's setup page: > Android > 1. From the Android Menu home screen, tap Settings. > 2. Tap Wi-Fi on the menu. The screen listing all of the available...

Let the certbot post-hook restart AdGuardHome. You have to restart the webserver anyways after the certificate has been renewed, so just add the restart command for AdGuardHome there as well.

That is not a workaround at all. That is what you do when SSL certificates are renewed, you restart all services using the renewed certificate. Sending a `POST` request also...