Download Pi-hole 3.3

Pi-hole is an advertising-aware dns and web server intended to run on a Raspberry Pi in the network. By pointing to Pi-hole on the router for dns handling, all devices on the network will automatically use it without having to adjust any settings. Ads are then no longer fetched, causing pages to load faster. It can potentially also keep malware at bay. For more information, we refer you to the explanation and videos on this pageor this manual from Tweaker jpgview. The developers behind Pi-hole have released version 3.3 with the following changes and improvements:

New

• Enable dnsmasq’s extra logging feature #1859
• Add secondary quad9 server #1778
• Add “pihole logging off noflush” command #1922

tweaks

• Add fallback interface in DNS settings #1897
• Force update or update checker for new installs #1878
• Remove the pihole update line from the cron file #1908
• Renamed functions in gravity.sh to make them more readable #1913
• Use more secure temp files for installation logging #1925
• Create required folders for FTL before it starts #1885

Fixes

• Use .lan as fallback TLD for DHCP generated domains #1918
• Fix epel-release install for CentOS #1901
• Fix for “Binary file matches” error in gravity.list generation #1910
• Fix typo in debugger output #1904
• Fix type in installer output #1936
• Fix “Bad file descriptor” errors in Chronometer #1880
• Fix FTL’s version saving incorrectly, causing it to always show up as vDev on the web interface #1866
• Fix update/repair sometimes failing when no web interface has been installed #1873