pfurio/pihole-dnscrypt-docker

A docker-compose for Pi-hole and DNSCrypt, daemonized with a systemd service file.

Pi-hole DNSCrypt Docker

A docker-compose for Pi-hole and DNSCrypt ready to work on a Synology NAS server.

Dependencies

docker
docker-compose

Uses the following Docker containers:

• https://github.com/pi-hole/docker-pi-hole
• https://github.com/klutchell/dnscrypt-proxy

Table of Contents

• Configuration
• Installation
• Updating images

Configuration

Edit docker-compose.yml in the following ways.

Uncomment WEBPASSWORD and put in a password, by default it will be randomized.

WEBPASSWORD: 'password'

Uncomment TZ and put in your timezone, default is UTC.

• On Linux you can use timedatectl list-timezones to find the correct timezone.

TZ: 'America/Chicago'

Edit etc-dnscrypt-proxy/dnscrypt-proxy.toml to your preference.

Installation

1. Clone this repository in /volume1/docker/pihole-dnscrypt/ inside your NAS.

   git clone https://github.com/pfurio/pihole-dnscrypt-docker
   

2. Create missing directories:

  mkdir /volume1/docker/pihole-dnscrypt/etc-pihole/
  mkdir /volume1/docker/pihole-dnscrypt/etc-dnsmasq.d/

3. Copy docker-compose.yml file as a new Portainer stack and deploy.

4. Change router DNS server to point to your NAS server.

Updating images

1. To update all images used by this docker-compose.

   sudo docker-compose pull
   

2. Restart the systemd service.

   sudo systemctl restart pihole-dnscrypt-docker
   

List old/unused images.

sudo docker images -f dangling=true

Remove old/unused images.

sudo docker image prune