piholeIP not properly used when IPV4 and IPV6 are available about pi-hole

[jacobsalmela]

Yeah, that isn't good. I'll figure some way to better get the IP.

[korhadris]

I don't know if the order is always IPV4, then IPV6 (which a cut or awk command would work), but the following sed would keep it regardless of order:
hostname -I | sed -r -e 's/.*(\b[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\b).*/\1/'

[parnz]

I'm also have this issue but I've only one IPv4.

pi@pidns ~ $ hostname -I |xargs
192.168.6.212
pi@pidns ~ $

I've to replace the whitespace with the IP manually in gravity.list about 1.6M lines (Thanks to Ctrl+H for that).

p.s RPi B+ running rasbian Jessie.

[jacobsalmela]

I restored the script to how it used to be until a better solution can be devised.

[jacobsalmela]

I started some changes on the development branch to address this issue. Any feedback is welcome.

[mospaeda]

The version in dev is working fine with me (dated 15 oct)
my hostname is :
192.168.1.55 2a01:e35:xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx 2a01:e35:yyy:yyy:yyy:yyy:yyy:yyy
therefore I have 1 IPV4 and 2 IPV6
script successfully extract the IPV4 and the 2nd IPV6
then accretion.txt is created with 2 lines per blocked site

it seems that if some sites are both in blacklist.txt and other lists then they are duplicate entries in accretion.txt (1IPV4 entry + 1 IPV6 entry twice)

note: I didn't checked yet whitelisting with this version.