Hi Kaczmo,
did you ever get Volumio and Pi-hole to co-exist on the same server? I am looking for an install guide to install pi-hole on top of Volumio. Also, I am installing version 2.917. I found that post (Install Pi-hole on Volumio. | wasietsmet.nl) but there appears to be missing some steps, like by-pass OS check.
I already have a stable V3 …
Pi-hole and Volumio do not get along very well.
Pi-Hole blocks many legit services used by Volumio, so if you have Pi-Hole installed (on the same device or in another device) Volumio will work really bad and in a way that it’s very hard to troubleshoot.
So my advice is : don’t use Pi-Hole with Volumio. Installing it on the same device is even worse, as it might interfere heavily with Volumio’s operations.
I use PiHole at every location - but not along with Volumio on the same device.
I don‘t have troubles with it even not with MyVolumio - may depend on the PiHole configuration
Br
Josef
Yes, I agree.
Our support team had an hard time troubleshooting some problems for users with Pi-Hole active, so I am assuming that default configuration does not play well with Volumio. Hence, the suggestion of not using it.
If you could share your Pi-Hole configuration in a specific thread (something like Pi-Hole suggested configuration for Volumio) I think it will be very very useful.
i simply did not „overconfigure“ it. defaults and some other settings i did - helps against most DNS issues and most advertising annoiances
i did that with only feeling and following recommendations on the web - sorry for not remembering the details.
Also i think this is out of range for this forum.
i also tried first to install it on a volumio device along - and totally agree this is a very bad idea as long as your name is not Linus Torwald 
br
Josef
Ehh - I understand 
you are absolutely right in this situation. I just like compact solutions, and my RPI with Volumio still has a lot of resources :).
There is nothing else but Pi Hole to run on an additional device.
It might be easier if you at the Volumio team published a list of domains for which Volumio needs access. In that way zealous Pi-hole users can exempt those from blacklisting.
I’m running Pi-hole which currently blocks 132.911 domains. That is considered a “light” configuration with 5 list subscriptions only. I’ve never experienced any problems on that front with Volumio and it’s also pretty easy to disable blocking (3 clicks).
There you have it:
