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 What to do with the following message? My portainer (container) is running on a virtual Ubuntu machine on my FreeNas server with the name docker.   Before upgrading portainer on the virtual machine. I will take a snapshot with the FreeNas filing system. This way I can rollback in case it is needed. Opening ssh session. I will do this with putty my ssh client of choice. "sudo -i" to stay in a root session. List the containers. "docker container ls" Stop the container portainer. "docker stop portainer" Pull the latest image of portainer. "docker pull portainer/portainer-ce" Remove docker portainer. "docker rm portainer" Start the new portainer container. "docker run -d -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce" The only thing to do is to delete the old image of the old portainer. "docker image ls" "docker image rm <

 Quick steps to configure local DNS with Pi-hole. 1. Login into the Pi-hole server. I am using portainer so it will look like this: 2. Execute the following commands: Go to the following directory  "/etc/dnsmasq.d". command: cd /etc/dnsmasq.d Create the following file "02-lan.conf" with the following line added "addn-hosts=/etc/pihole/lan.list" command: echo "addn-hosts=/etc/pihole/lan.list" > ./02-lan.conf Go to the directory "/etc/pihole". command: cd /etc/pihole Create the following file "lan.list". And add the dns entries for your lan my example. command: vim lan.list (or use the editor of your choise) The entries made. The format is "IP <TAB> name1 <TAB> name2 ...". 192.168.0.1     router.lan 192.168.0.10    nas.lan 192.168.0.11    plex.lan 192.168.0.12    docker.lan      portainer.lan Quit and save . press "ESC" followed by ":wq" "ENTER" Execute the following command

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Computers My HomeTinyLAB     - Left at the bottom in black the Fractal case is the storage server     - Above the white cooler master case is the XCP-ng server     - On the desk you can find my workstation Storage (and more) Case:  Fractal Design R4 Motherboard: Gigabyte FM2+ CPU: AMD A4-4000 Memory: Crucial 4*4 GB 1600Mhz DDR3 HDD: 4*6TB Seagate and 4*2TB Seagate and Western Digital drives OS: TrueNAS CORE Jails running: Transmission, Syncthing VM's running: Debian 9 (plexserver), Ubuntu 20.04 (docker: Pi-hole, Portainer) Services: SMB,SSH, iSCSI,NFS   Virtualization box (mini box) Case Cooler Master Motherboard: MSI CPU: Intel Core i3-4130 Memory: 2 * 4GB SSD: Crucial 250Gb HDD: 2Tb Seagate  OS: XCP-ng 8.2 Workstation (gaming station) Case: Sharkoon steel white Motherboard: Z68M-ITX/HT CPU: Intel Core i7-2600k Memory: HyperX 2 * 8 GB 1866Mhz DDR3 Monitor: LG Ultrawide 34" OS: Windows 10 Webcam: Logitech HD C615 Audio Interface: Behringer U-Phoria UMC202HD Microphone: Audio-T

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