Open Razmuzh opened 4 years ago
Had problems connecting to Slack API. Did the following changes:
Icinga-bot.ini: Added entry for proxy under [slack] proxy_url = <PROXY SERVER>:<PORT>
proxy_url = <PROXY SERVER>:<PORT>
i2_slack_modules/common.py: Added parser under 'read common section' config_dict["slack.proxy_url"] = config_handler.get(this_section, "proxy_url", fallback="")
config_dict["slack.proxy_url"] = config_handler.get(this_section, "proxy_url", fallback="")
Icinga-bot.py: Added proxy to connection methods: client = slack.WebClient(token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, proxy=config["slack.proxy_url"], run_async=True) and rtm_client = slack.RTMClient( token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, run_async=True, loop=loop, proxy="http://" + config["slack.proxy_url"] )
client = slack.WebClient(token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, proxy=config["slack.proxy_url"], run_async=True)
rtm_client = slack.RTMClient( token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, run_async=True, loop=loop, proxy="http://" + config["slack.proxy_url"] )
The last will probably fail splendidly if no proxy is defined :) But since the rim_client demanded 'http://' ...
Probably better ways to do this, but it works.
Thanks for making this bot! R.
Great idea, will try to add it.
Had problems connecting to Slack API. Did the following changes:
Icinga-bot.ini: Added entry for proxy under [slack]
proxy_url = <PROXY SERVER>:<PORT>
i2_slack_modules/common.py: Added parser under 'read common section'
config_dict["slack.proxy_url"] = config_handler.get(this_section, "proxy_url", fallback="")
Icinga-bot.py: Added proxy to connection methods:
client = slack.WebClient(token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, proxy=config["slack.proxy_url"], run_async=True)
andrtm_client = slack.RTMClient( token=config["slack.bot_token"], ssl=slack_ssl_context, run_async=True, loop=loop, proxy="http://" + config["slack.proxy_url"] )
The last will probably fail splendidly if no proxy is defined :) But since the rim_client demanded 'http://' ...
Probably better ways to do this, but it works.
Thanks for making this bot! R.