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‎content/posts/pihole/pihole-vpn.en.md‎

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title: “Use Pihole VPN with Wireguard in 2024”
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date: 2024-02-27
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descripton: “Use Pihole VPN with Wireguard | In this tutorial, I will show you how you can use Pihole on the go with the help of VPN.”
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hero: /images/posts/pihole/pihole-raspberry-vpn.png
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menu:
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sidebar:
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name: Pi-hole with WireGuard and piVPN
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identifier: pihole-vpn
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parent: pihole
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categories:
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- “Linux”
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- ‘Network’
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- “Security”
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- “Tutorials”
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- “Video”
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tags:
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- “linux”
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- “pi-hole”
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- “security”
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- ‘tutorials’
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- “video”
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## Pihole VPN - No ads on your smartphone
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In this tutorial, ‘**pihole VPN with Wireguard**’, I would like to show you how you can use the ‘**PiVPN**’ application to access your **Pihole** on your **smartphone, tablet, or laptop** and thus enjoy the benefits of Pihole, namely surfing without annoying ads, even when you're **on the go**.
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I'll show you how it all works in my video on my YouTube channel!
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### Prerequisites for this tutorial
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To make setting up a VPN server with Pi-hole as easy as possible, your setup must meet the following requirements.
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> ### Note
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> **If you do not meet these requirements, you can recreate the individual requirements here:**
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> - [Install Pi-hole](https://secure-bits.org/pi-hole-auf-einen-raspberry-pi-installieren/ “Install Pihole on a Raspberry Pi”)
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> - [Pi-hole and Fritzbox](https://secure-bits.org/fritzbox-pi-hole-fritzbox-konfigurieren/ “Configure Fritzbox for Pihole”)
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> - DynDNS with DuckDNS
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> - Optionally, I would recommend securing SSH access
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Secure SSH access
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- **A finished and running Pi-Hole instance on a Raspberry Pi or similar (VM, Banana Pi, etc.).**
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- **The Pi-hole is set up as an internal DNS server on your Fritzbox.**
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- **You have set up a DynDNS address in your Fritzbox (e.g., DuckDNS).**
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Optional:
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- **Secure SSH access**
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## Video tutorial on ‘pihole VPN with Wireguard’.
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{{< youtube 4N0fkV7nS6k >}}
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## Commands for setting up Pi-hole, PiVPN, and WireGuard
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All commands I use in the video to install PiVPN and configure Pi-hole and WireGuard are listed here in chronological order.
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### Please note!
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This blog post only summarizes the commands for installing and setting up PiVPN with Pi-hole. **You can see the individual setup steps in the video!**
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### Pihole VPN - Installing the UFW firewall
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To secure the Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole and PiVPN, the UFW firewall is installed and configured on the system.
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```bash
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# Installing the UFW firewall
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sudo apt install ufw
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# Configuring the UFW firewall
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sudo ufw allow 80,53,67/tcp
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# Only allow SSH access from your internal network area. Important!!! Adjust the IP address range (in this example 192.168.178.0/24) to your network area if necessary
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sudo allow from 192.168.178.0/24 to any port 22/tcp<figcaption>
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sudo ufw allow 53,67,58120/udp # 51820 is the port for WireGua<figcaption>
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# When using IPv6
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sudo ufw allow 546:547/udp
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# Activating the firewall
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# Please note that the correct port for SSH is specified above in the rules! Otherwise, you will lock yourself out via SSH!
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sudo ufw enable
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```
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### Pihole VPN - Installing and setting up PiVPN on the Raspberry Pi
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Here are the commands for installing PiVPN on the Raspberry Pi.
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```bash
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# Command to install PiVPN
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sudo curl -L https://install.pivpn.io | bash
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```
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#### PiVPN WireGuard - Command list
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Here is a list of all commands for configuring WireGuard under PiVPN as well as the PiVPN package itself.
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```bash
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# List of all commands for PiVPN WireGuard
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pivpn -a -> Create client
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pivpn -c -> List all connected clients
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pivpn -d -> Start a debugging session for troubleshooting
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pivpn -l -> List all configured clients
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pivpn -qr -> Display a QR code for configuring a mobile client (e.g., cell phone, tablet with the WireGuard app)
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pivpn -r -> Delete a client
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pivpn -h -> Display the help dialog
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pivpn -u -> Uninstall PiVPN
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pivpn -up -> Update PiVPN
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pivpn -bk -> Create a backup of the VPN configurations and user profiles
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```
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### Additional information on the topic ‘Pi-hole VPN’
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For more information on this topic, I have compiled some links here:
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**Everything about WireGuard:**
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- [https://www.wireguard.com/](https://www.wireguard.com/)
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**Everything about PiVPN:**
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- [https://docs.pivpn.io/](https://docs.pivpn.io/)
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- [https://github.com/pivpn/pivpn](https://github.com/pivpn/pivpn)

‎content/posts/pihole/pihole-with-the-latest-php-version.en.md‎

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date: 2024-03-06
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name: Pi-hole mit der aktuellsten PHP-Version installieren
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name: Pihole always with the latest PHP version
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‎hugo.yaml‎

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# Enable global emoji supportimaging:
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enableEmoji: true
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anchor: Smart
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bgColor: '#ffffff'
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hint: photo
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quality: 75
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resampleFilter: box
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imaging:
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lazyload:
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enable: true
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native: true
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# Use the native lazy loading feature of the browser for images
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images:
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native: true
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# Use the native lazy loading feature of the browser for iframes
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iframes: true
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videos:
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native: true
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# public_key unter Linux und macOS auf einen Remote-Server kopieren
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analytics:
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enabled: false
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services:
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matomo:
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instance: https://analytics.securebits.org
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siteID: 1
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