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MickLesk
Nov 20, 2024
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I don't doubt it. Because automation...who needs it, right?
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i use this since 3 years without any issue
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The reason was quite simple, AdguardHome offers a practical update function, so you don't need a high-maintenance script. Especially since it also works faster and better.
Open your Adguard-Home Installation in Browser, for example: 192.168.2.100
Then Login.
If you have an update, you see it on the top of the page, otherwise you can switch to bottom and search.