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Version 4: Apprise for notifications - feedback wanted! #215
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I just tested it with MQTT as shown above and that works. |
Added some documentation and added logging to Apprise implementation: |
Hi, |
@zeus24 yes. Fixed in |
Thanks solved, but now I found another bug. It seems the watcher has a problem, if a store only has a stock of "1". I just got 15 notifications for the same store and bags. The notifications were sent every 2 minutes and they don't stop, although it is already sold :-( |
@zeus24 you probably messed up your "messageFilter": {
"showUnchanged": false,
"showDecrease": false,
"showDecreaseToZero": false,
"showIncrease": false,
"showIncreaseFromZero": true
} |
Hi ! Thanks for the interesting work. I was trying to configure apprise & tgtg-watcher with docker-compose. I would just use "dbus://" as url. Nothing complicated. However, I immediately get the following error (see last line of the output). Output
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The idea of Docker is that every container lives it its own little world (well it can be in the same network as other containers, which is automatically the case for Docker Compose siblings). apprise:
image: caronc/apprise:latest
volumes:
- /var/run/dbus:/var/run/dbus If you need access to something else just Google |
Thanks for the answer. It still doesn't work. I also tried different volumes (like /run/user/1000/bus), based on some comments here and there... That's not so important anyway. |
Might be a rights issue (caused by AppArmor or SELinux). You could try to verify that by running the container in privileged mode (this gives the container access to everything on the host, and bypasses AppArmor or SELinux). apprise:
image: caronc/apprise:latest
privileged: true |
hello |
With version 4 I implemented Apprise support.
Apprise is a system for sending notifications to any of the many services that it supports.
It can be run as a Docker container.
Considerations:
I need help to test this and possibly improve some things.
Please try to use it with the some notification services that you have / like, and report your findings.
Documentation is still missing, we can add that later when we know that things are working properly.
Example config:
docker-compose.yaml:
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