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Michael Stanclift 2021-01-04 14:08:30 -06:00
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- If I’m being honest, it’s because I don’t use Pi-hole for DHCP in my own environment and it’s hard for me to support something I’m not actively using. This is the same reason why it took me until version 3.1 to get around to making Docker work properly.
- I’ve also not been confident in my ability to make it work reliability. I find DNS settings change so infrequently in most environments that even polling the sync every 15 minutes is probably overkill. DHCP device leases tend to be a lot more fluid. It’s not just a matter of taking this entire database from this side and putting it over here instead, if a device gets a lease from one server or the other then it disappears, problems arise. This also doesn't even begin to get into the dynamic DNS addresses that the devices register.
### Do you support DietPi, Unraid, LXD, Something Else?
### Do you support DietPi, Unraid, Synology, LXD, Something Else?
- Yes and no.
- Gravity Sync is designed to work on Linux systems that the main Pi-hole project [is designed to work on](https://docs.pi-hole.net/main/prerequisites/#supported-operating-systems). This is what I test the code against.
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### Does Gravity Sync work with Pi-hole v5.x?
- Probably.
- I am pretty good about tracking their releases, and expect that if there are breaking changes I would adapt to those quickly, but I do not anticipate any issues.
- I am pretty good about tracking their releases, and expect that if there are breaking changes I would adapt to those quickly, but I do not anticipate any issues.
- Unless otherwise stated, it's expected you're running the latest production release of Pi-hole.