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leiweibau / Pi.Alert

Scan the devices connected to your WIFI / LAN and alert you the connection of unknown devices. It also warns if a "always connected" device disconnects. In addition, it is possible to check web services for availability. For this purpose HTTP status codes and the response time of the service are evaluated.
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Work with pihole v6 Beta #196

Closed flwilk closed 3 months ago

flwilk commented 10 months ago

I tried Pi.Alert with Pi.Hole_v6(beta) but it did not work. Perhaps because of changing the webserver from lighttpd to civetweb? I think it's maybe only a missing config of civetweb. Perhaps also the new REST-API is a solution to get the needed values much easier?

leiweibau commented 10 months ago

I watched a video in the last days, which deals with the changes of Pihole. Here it was clearly pointed out that the web server must be uninstalled, because Pihole listens to port 80 for the web interface. Maybe it is possible to change the port of Pihole. Currently I have not yet dealt with this.

EDIT: The Web Interface seems to be on 8080

flwilk commented 10 months ago

I tried serval things, here is what works (so far) If you do not uninstall lighttpd pihole will use port 8080 and lighttpd is available for pialert.

No nice solution but it works. Perhaps you will find some time to merge to the new Webserver later.

lastsamurai26 commented 8 months ago

you can also continue to use lighttp, if you don't always want to enter 8080 as port you can also use lighttp as reverse so you don't have to worry that pialert will no longer run.

For my part, I stick with Lighttpd and use it for the web interface of Pihole v6 as a reverse