Apologies for having to create a new topic, the original one which I wanted help from the OP had been closed: https://forum.openwrt.org/t/running-pihole-on-openwrt-x86-using-docker-tutorial-experiences/
I have followed this guide to a T, and other ways, too. However, for the life of me I can't get Docker to create the Pi Hole container using MacVlan. It always errors with:
ERROR: for pihole Cannot start service pihole: failed to create the macvlan port: operation not supported
When I'm following the guide which I've linked above, it will always fail at the point of creating the container; the network in the docker-compose file gets created. I have wiped my Pi back to scratch a few times, just installing only what's necessary (but also trying a few other things).
I have found a similar way of this being done on Synology using Portainer: https://servicemax.com.au/tips/pi-hole-in-docker-on-synology-the-best-way/. The method is pretty much the same, and I've used Portainer before, so thought I'd give the time consuming point/click tutorial a whirl... but it fails with the same error.
Is there something I'm missing?
My bare setup uses the following packages to get me going:
- cfdisk, resize2fs = resizing squash fs partition to use full 64GB SD
- ntfs-3g = for mapping my ntfs 1TB drive which I map docker volumes to
- dockerd, docker-compose, luci-app-dockerman = for the docker stuff
@ahasbini , any help, please?
