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### Installing `dnscrypt-proxy`

Raspberry Pi OS and Debian as well as Ubuntu come with packages for `dnscrypt-proxy`, which makes its installation a breeze:
Under Debian 13 `Trixie` and Ubuntu 25 `Plucky Puffin` and later, official packages are available and therefore can be installed with the following commands:

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install dnscrypt-proxy
```

However for those using distributions which don't provide an official package, [instructions for installation](https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Installation-linux#installation-on-linux-overview) can be found on the official wiki for `dnscrypt-proxy`, which provides agnostic support for installation without using a package manager.

### Configuring `dnscrypt-proxy`

By default, `FTLDNS` listens on the standard DNS port 53.
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