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| + | Update: I no longer use Beaglebone blacks for the piholes as they became too slow around Trixie. I've retained this tutorial, however, both to document pihole setup generally and/or in case I eventually get a newer Beaglebone to tinker with. At present, I use virtualized piholes. | ||
| This tutorial is for setting up a vanilla pihole instance on the Beagle Bone Black using a stripped down/clean Debian OS. The first step is to update/ | This tutorial is for setting up a vanilla pihole instance on the Beagle Bone Black using a stripped down/clean Debian OS. The first step is to update/ | ||
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| - | --- // | + | The new locations are in '' |
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| + | count = 10000 | ||
| + | interval = 60 | ||
| + | privacylevel = 0 | ||
| + | load = false | ||
| + | maxDBdays = 91 | ||
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| + | --- // | ||