Check the file /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.conf exists before trying to use
it.
without the patch I get, each day, in my logs:
sed: can't read /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.conf: No such file or directory
I use a variable FTLconf to not repeat the file name twice.
Signed-off-by: Ludovic Rousseau <ludovic.rousseau@free.fr>
The regex ^\s^.DBFILE\s*=\s* does not work to match "DBFILE="
I don't know what the second '^' is used for.
With the change I now have the results:
DBFILE=/foo/bar
-> /foo/bar
DBFILE=/foo/bar
-> /foo/bar
# DBFILE=/foo/bar
-> /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.db
xDBFILE=/foo/bar
-> /etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.db
Signed-off-by: Ludovic Rousseau <ludovic.rousseau@free.fr>
* Define colours within COL_TABLE
* Do not output colours for non-terminal instances
* Removed ":::"
* Fixed indenting & spacing
* Made output consistent throughout project
* Reworded text to fit on standard 80 char wide Terminal screen
* Made 'sudo raspi-config' warning (insufficient disk space) only show on RPi
* Make "Installation/Update Complete" the final msg
* Remove redundant messages
* Simplify update available message
* Confirm user would like to begin uninstall
* If "git pull" string says "Already up-to-date.", place [i] before it
* Colour Temp/Interface output
* Made `pihole disable 5z` invalid
* Added error fallback if invalid argument (not s/m) is detected
* Quoted "$2" for consistency
* Updated help text
* L185/286: Replaced echo with redirect
* User agents for adblock.mahakala.is/adaway.org unnecessary
* Print newline on confirmation of repository reset
* Add output to admin-related dnsmasq restarts
* Return error message for "pihole -q"
* Imply default checkout behaviour with y/N
* Fix uninstall failing to remove pihole user
* Print checkout 'git remote show origin' STDERR on new line
* Replaced checkout "AdminLTE" wording with "Web Admin"
Simplified the command -v syntax, and added a sleep 3 timer to the first execution of the log rotation. The second execution was being issued while the first was still running, thus it would fail and you would have to issue the "Flush Logs" command a second time.
