▲ 2 r/pihole

Phone can't resolve local .home domains on home WiFi after setting up Tailscale subnet routing + split DNS. PC on same network works fine

I've tried a lot of debugging to sort the following issue but couldn't. All help is appreciated.

I use ubuntu server, self hosted stack of pihole, jellyfin, nginx pm and other bunch of services reachable through .home domain.

Pihole handles the dns and npm reverse proxies the respective .home to their ports.

This all worked well with my pc and my phone before. Then I thought accessing the services remotely, so I installed tailscale on both the server and my phone. Used that for a while through tailscale's provided ip. I then wanted to access the services through .home on tailscale so I did the subnet routing by advertising my home subnet, got everything sorted on admin console on tailscale by adding custom nameserver with domain .home to my server's ip + split dns and it works.

But the problem I'm facing now is that even when I fully disconnect tailscale from my phone, and am on my home wifi network - the .home domains don't work anymore. Everything works fine on my pc. However, the ip:port does work on the phone, and I can still access my services, it is just the .home that don't.

Some of the stuff I tried:

\- Confirmed the phone's static DNS (pointed at my server's LAN IP) is still correctly set on the WiFi network's IP settings.

\- Checked Android's system-wide Private DNS setting.

\- Checked the browser's own Secure DNS / DNS-over-HTTPS settings.

I'm new to the self-hosting side, I've followed are yt tutorials and used ai to understand under the hood stuff.

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u/rengoku_koh — 8 hours ago

Phone can't resolve local .home domains on home WiFi after setting up Tailscale subnet routing + split DNS. PC on same network works fine

I've tried a lot of debugging to sort the following issue but couldn't. All help is appreciated.

I use ubuntu server, self hosted stack of pihole, jellyfin, nginx pm and other bunch of services reachable through .home domain.

Pihole handles the dns and npm reverse proxies the respective .home to their ports.

This all worked well with my pc and my phone before. Then I thought accessing the services remotely, so I installed tailscale on both the server and my phone. Used that for a while through tailscale's provided ip. I then wanted to access the services through .home on tailscale so I did the subnet routing by advertising my home subnet, got everything sorted on admin console on tailscale by adding custom nameserver with domain .home to my server's ip + split dns and it works.

But the problem I'm facing now is that even when I fully disconnect tailscale from my phone, and am on my home wifi network - the .home domains don't work anymore. Everything works fine on my pc. However, the ip:port does work on the phone, and I can still access my services, it is just the .home that don't.

Some of the stuff I tried:

- Confirmed the phone's static DNS (pointed at my server's LAN IP) is still correctly set on the WiFi network's IP settings.

- Checked Android's system-wide Private DNS setting.

- Checked the browser's own Secure DNS / DNS-over-HTTPS settings.

I'm new to the self-hosting side, I've followed are yt tutorials and used ai to understand under the hood stuff.

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u/rengoku_koh — 18 hours ago
▲ 4 r/Cluely

It's been nearly a week since I put a refund request, no real answers

I bought cluely pro sub for a month for an interview, checked if it was working properly because it didn't the last time I got it. And it didn't work, so within 10-15 minutes of buying it, I made a video regarding the issue and invoice, and sent it over to help@cluely.com asking to refund. Got a reply back from their AI email agent and it told me that it would assess the situation based on the proof provided and would take 1-3 business days to get it sorted and a human representative would get back to me. It didn't get back to me in that timeline, so I wrote again and got a reply stating it would now take 5-10 business days. It doesn't have to take this long to look at a 50 second video and an invoice!

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u/rengoku_koh — 22 days ago

Building a PC for the first time.

I've gone through a couple of built videos for my specifications. But I would really appreciate if there's anything I should know. And it would be amazing if you've got any advice on my build.

AMD Ryzen 7 9800 3XD

Gigabyte B850 Aorus Elite

Zotac 5070ti 16GB AMP Extreme Infinity

2 x 16GB Corsair Vengeance CL30 6000MHz DDR5 RAM

WD Black SN7100 2TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD

Corsair RME 850 PSU

Corsair 3500X RS-R ARGB Mid Tower Case

ThermalTake 360mm AIO Cooler

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u/rengoku_koh — 3 months ago