How to update One container docker image to latest Version

[art1469]

it cannot use pihole -up.... can anybody know how to ???

[mariomare22]

https://github.com/mariomare22/docker-pihole-unbound
I forked the project, it looks like @chriscrowe is not active atm.
my fork pulls directly from pihole/pihole and create a new image.

[keanugithub]

https://github.com/mariomare22/docker-pihole-unbound I forked the project, it looks like @chriscrowe is not active atm. my fork pulls directly from pihole/pihole and create a new image.

im trying to use your fork, i cant seem to enable DoT. what is the step to install this correctly?

[mariomare22]

please open an issue in the fork. thanks

[keanugithub]

uhm i think u neeed to enable issues in your forked repo bcs its not here.. thank you too!

[mariomare22]

@keanugithub anyway in the pihole dns settings put 127.0.0.1#5335 and save
after that check on https://1.1.1.1/help if DoT is enabled

[keanugithub]

@keanugithub anyway in the pihole dns settings put 127.0.0.1#5335 and save after that check on https://1.1.1.1/help if DoT is enabled

it is set but still not showing. maybe my installation is wrong?? i used wget on your fork then docker compose up after editing compose file then run. DoT not enabled...

[mariomare22]

mariomare22/docker-pihole-unbound#8

[pluim003]

I forked it also a long while ago and try to update it as soon as possible. And I'm using the latest version of Unbound: https://github.com/pluim003/docker-pihole-unbound

I'll also take a look at the fork of @mariomare22 .

[mariomare22]

I have added DoT to cloudflare and now the auto update finally works

[pluim003]

That's nice, I did the same in my forked repo. One comment: I had problems using a docker-compose.yaml-file with

environmentvariable=value

In my case it seems only to work with

environmentvariable: value

And maybe you (as well as I) shouldn't indeed make usage of the dockertags, so in your dockerfile replace the dockertag behind the name with latest and I should do it without version). But I'm still wondering how I will get a new latest, because I don't like to run it every day building a new image based on the latest pihole-dockerimage where there might be no changes.

[mariomare22]

Latest tag it's usually not to be used when using automations to keep the image up to date. I have no idea about the env. I am using Portainer and have no issues Best Regards, Mario V. Inviato da Proton Mail mobile

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-------- Messaggio originale -------- Il 16 Feb 2023, 09:58, Dick Pluim ha scritto:

That's nice, I did the same in my forked repo. One comment: I had problems using a docker-compose.yaml-file with environmentvariable=value In my case it seems only to work with environmentvariable: value And maybe you (as well as I) shouldn't indeed make usage of the dockertags, so in your dockerfile replace the dockertag behind the name with latest and I should do it without version). But I'm still wondering how I will get a new latest, because I don't like to run it every day building a new image based on the latest pihole-dockerimage where there might be no changes. — Reply to this email directly, [view it on GitHub](#195 (comment)), or [unsubscribe](https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AC4S3NERH4Q6FZ4XJF6FDU3WXXTZRANCNFSM6AAAAAAURUCG4I). You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>