Hi
I have followed all steps in the following link [https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/Container] to setup the pihole on mikrotik.
It is running but I cannot get to the config page. Instead, I am getting the place holder page
What am I doing wrong? The container is running with no issue.
Here is my configuration
I think updating the document with that instruction would be a great help. I understanding adding that to the video on youtube might be difficult but to the Mikrotik doc should be easy enough.
You do realize that container images them selves are not Mikrotik’s business, right? Anything you place inside container image is on you, you have to find relevant documentation (possibly on container package maintainer’s site). Mikrotik only makes possible to run container images and that’s where their responsibility ends.
I do understand that. However, when users follow the official doc and at the end the cofiguration is not working, it can get frustrating. A one liner in the doc would have saved the frustration.
We can go on and on about reading docs, but I hope the point is clear.
Thank you all.
If the admin URL entry was consistent across all containers then I concur it should be noted, but if its solely pi-hole centric, for you to expect MT to put tailor made solutions in their docs, for your particular scenario is a stretch.
In the MT official doc, pihole container is only mentioned as an example of how to build a container. It doesn’t touch the workings of the container contents at all … so I don’t see why should official MT doc detail about how in particular pihole app inside container should be used.
A line has to be drawn somewhere and IMO it’s just fine where it’s drawn now. Or would you rather not see any example of how a container can be built on ROS?
Adding another argument why it should NOT be mentioned:
if for one reason or the other pihole decides to change that admin entry … MT (and everyone else referencing PiHole) should adapt their documentation as well ?
I don’t think so.
Well both sides are correct.
We don’t want to update every time PiHole changes their stuff.
But on the other hand, we do have special instructions for PiHole in the doc. So we added /admin/