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I have setup my own DNS locally with unbound(1). It blackholes domains, but I also use it as a caching + forwarder to my external DNS over TLS (for improved privacy regarding my ISP). I don't do it, but unbound let's you add local data manually to provide direct answers without forwarding it:
Then you can either configure it to include a generated list of domains to explicitly NXDOMAIN, or just forward everything to the pihole:
I don't know about unbound, but bind can be configured to talk with dhcpd and allow clients to set their own hostnames
In bind.conf
allow-update { key "rndc-key"; };
In dhcpd.conf
No messy tables to maintain.
That's interesting. Unbound doesn't support that afaik. The local data feature was requested by OP so I just provided a solution for it.