Summary: When I tried to send a direct message, it went to the wrong user.
I try this to send a direct message to myself:
$ echo "Attempting remote message sent to Doug Harris (from Doug Harris)" | ./slackcat -s --channel dharris
slackcat connected to My Slack as dharris
slackcat starting stream
slackcat flushing remaining messages to Slack...
slackcat flushing remaining messages to Slack...
slackcat posted 1 message lines to dharris
Not only do I not get the message, but when I look at all DMs, I see that it went to another user. For the purposes of this ticket let's call this user jdoe.
If I do:
./slackcat --list
I see jdoe as the first in the list im users. Something like this:
# all channels and a bunch of groups and then...
[MySlack] [group] mpdm-user1--dharris--usera--user3--user4-1
[MySlack] [group] mpdm-user1--dharris--usera--user3-1
[MySlack] [group] mpdm-user1--userb--userc--dharris-1
[MySlack] [group] mpdm-user5--dharris--user1--user6-1
[MySlack] [im] jdoe
[MySlack] [im] anotheruser
[MySlack] [im] onemoreuser
# and continuing the list of other users
I also tried this sending to a different user, i.e. not me and not jdoe. I got the same result: the message went to jdoe.
Using slackcat 1.7.1 on MacOS Catalina (downloaded from github).
Summary: When I tried to send a direct message, it went to the wrong user.
I try this to send a direct message to myself:
Not only do I not get the message, but when I look at all DMs, I see that it went to another user. For the purposes of this ticket let's call this user
jdoe
.If I do:
I see
jdoe
as the first in the listim
users. Something like this:I also tried this sending to a different user, i.e. not me and not
jdoe
. I got the same result: the message went tojdoe
.Using slackcat 1.7.1 on MacOS Catalina (downloaded from github).