pi-hole / PADD

PADD (formerly Chronometer2) is a more expansive version of the original chronometer.sh that is included with Pi-Hole. PADD provides in-depth information about your Pi-hole.

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EndreEndi opened this issue · comments

So, i want to install PADD onto a Linux which hasn't Pi-hole installed, i have Pi-hole installed in a docker, what i can do to connect the PADD script to the Pi-hole without them being onto the same machine.
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You should copy padd.sh to your linux-with-pihole in this (the first) directory /home/thomas/dev/github/docker-pi-hole/etc-pihole so it's accessible inside docker container:

$ docker inspect pihole | grep /etc/pihole
                "/home/thomas/dev/github/docker-pi-hole/etc-pihole:/etc/pihole:rw"
                "Destination": "/etc/pihole",
                "/etc/pihole": {}

Then you can do this (assuming that you are able to ssh to your linux-with-pihole):

$ docker -H ssh://root@linux-with-pihole exec -it pihole pihole -v
$ docker -H ssh://root@linux-with-pihole exec -it pihole /etc/pihole/padd.sh

This shows up to this:

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@EndreEndi , does this solve your problem and answer your question? If this is the case, this issue should be closed. See also my comment in PR #155.

I think I provided a solution for this issue. Can someone close this please? Thanks a lot 👍🏻

Hi, sorry for the long time response, i don't really check Github a lot, i will close it for now, and try later the solution, Thank you for helping if works, if not, thanks for trying :)

Hi again, i 'm a bit stuck, my container name is pihole-template
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i was trying to find where to put the name of the container

EDIT: this command works for me
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I made it work, sorry for open / close spam, Thank you.
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It was me a pleasure to help you, @EndreEndi 😃