Adguard Home not running after reboot.

[Nathan Warawa]

I got an Orange Pi Zero 3 (1.5GB) to run Adguard Home. I tried the latest Armbian image (25.5.1), first with DE, then without... same problem. I run the config wizard and install AdGuard Home through it, set it up via the browser (192.168.0.6:3000), then reboot to make sure the service loads properly on boot... which it doesn't. Well, the service SEEMS to be running, according to the monitor, but I can no longer access AdGuard via the browser (and yes, I reserved 192.168.0.6 for the Orange Pi in the router).

[Igor]

5 hours ago, Nathan Warawa said:

but I can no longer access AdGuard via the browser

 

I have installed AdGuard

https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Armbian-Software/DNS/#adguardhome

on a clean Armbian bookworm on some Rockchip device running vendor kernel. Boot logs: https://paste.armbian.com/hibaporove.yaml

 

Reboot and AdGuard normally works after: https://paste.armbian.com/enomawupip.yaml

 

It could be some SD card issue. Try - different one.

 

5 hours ago, Nathan Warawa said:

I run the config wizard and install AdGuard Home through it

 

If you didn't use Armbian install method, then check system logs to see what is failing ... Armbian is Debian or Ubuntu from userspace perspective, so it could be some AdGuard install issue.

[subhan]

Check if AdGuard is binding to the correct IP after reboot. You can verify this in the AdGuardHome.yaml file—make sure bind_host is set to 0.0.0.0 or your static IP. Also confirm the service is listening with sudo netstat -tulnp | grep 3000 and check logs with journalctl -u AdGuardHome.

[Nathan Warawa]

I don't think it's an SD card issue. Performance wise it's about twice the requirement. And if it was a bad block, I doubt the issue would be the same across two different images.

 

As for logs... where? I tried running "sudo dmesg -T --color=always --level=err,warn | more" and nothing about AdGuard came up.

 

I checked the AdGuardHome.yaml file and confirmed bind_host was set to 0.0.0.0 (I also tried setting it to 192.168.0.6... no improvement). The command "sudo netstat -tulnp | grep 3000" said command not found, and "journalctl -u AdGuardHome" came back with no entries.