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The web application does not require any rights for shoutrrr, as the backend user sends the notifications. To my knowledge, shoutrrr does not generate logs. When you say it works from the command line, do you mean sending directly via shoutrrr, or via |
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I have the application installed in a Proxmox LXC container. https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=pialert ' |
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Took the original file https://github.com/leiweibau/Pi.Alert/blob/main/config/pialert.conf '
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added QUERY_MYIP_SERVER = 'http://ipv4.icanhazip.com' into pialert.conf file root@pialert:/opt/pialert/back# ./pialert.py internet_IP Pi.Alert v2024-11-11Executing user: root Retrieving Internet IP... Retrieving previous IP... Skipping Dynamic DNS update... Continuous New Device Notification... Auto Speedtest... Auto Update-Check... Auto Backup... Cleanup Reports... DONE!!! |
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Yesterday I released a new version which, depending on the configuration, has new dependencies in the configuration file. Follow these instructions for an update within the LXC Contianer Which OS will be installed in the LXC container? Next, I would ask you to execute the command Using a sudoer file, I grant the web interface (user: www-data) the corresponding right to execute pialert-cli. Please check the file The package “python-is-python3” should not be necessary. In my test environment, I can't see any abnormalities in the Telegram notification. All messages are delivered |
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Update -> install. After replacement QUERY_MYIP_SERVER = 'http://ipv4.icanhazip.com/' into pialert.conf file everything works. |
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Hello. I am setting up sending messages from the Pi.Alert application. Sending works from the command line, but not from the web panel. Where can I see the logs of the shoutrrr package? Apparently, the web application does not have permission to run the file...
`# Shoutrrr
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SHOUTRRR_BINARY = 'x86'
SHOUTRRR_BINARY = 'armhf'
SHOUTRRR_BINARY = 'arm64'
SHOUTRRR_BINARY = 'x86'
Telegram via Shoutrrr
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REPORT_TELEGRAM = True
REPORT_TELEGRAM_WEBMON = True
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN_URL = 'telegram://625xxx8585:AAGOxxxfrKD3f6mib3j0S_DV6bxx1JuguE@telegram/?chats=106368xxx92&preview=No'
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