tag

[shurakenas]

Where to get the tag?

[immanuelfodor]

Which tag? The Apprise tag? It's the RC push token, you can find how to extract it from MongoDB in the readme.

[shurakenas]

in the file (example) apprise-config.example.yml specified

- gotify://hostname/my-rANd0m-app-tOkEN:
  - tag: push-gw-admin, myuser-vERy-l0nG-rAnd0M-PuSHtOKen

push-gw-admin - what is it? myuser-vERy-l0nG-rAnd0M-PuSHtOKen - I understood this, a token from RC

[immanuelfodor]

That is an arbitrary string, it could be fluffy-bunny or anything. I chose that one to make testing easier to be able to target myself among other users:

• https://github.com/immanuelfodor/rocketchat-push-gateway#build--run
• https://github.com/immanuelfodor/rocketchat-push-gateway/search?q=push-gw-admin&type=

[shurakenas]

tell me, what could be the problem? Rocketcat and Notify are on the same host

{"level":50,"time":"2022-05-18T10:09:05.566Z","pid":13211,"hostname":"rocket","name":"Push","msg":"Error sending push to gateway (1 try) -> {\"response\":{\"statusCode\":404,\"content\":\"{\\\"error\\\":\\\"Not Found\\\",\\\"errorCode\\\":404,\\\"errorDescription\\\":\\\"page not found\\\"}\",\"headers\":{\"connection\":\"close\",\"content-length\":\"73\",\"content-type\":\"application/json\",\"date\":\"Wed, 18 May 2022 10:09:05 GMT\",\"server\":\"nginx/1.14.2\",\"strict-transport-security\":\"max-age=31536000\",\"x-xss-protection\":\"1; mode=block\"},\"ok\":false,\"data\":{\"error\":\"Not Found\",\"errorCode\":404,\"errorDescription\":\"page not found\"}}}"}

[immanuelfodor]

This looks like an RC log output. First, you should check the gateway logs, was any request received at all? Second, if both RC and the gateway runs in Docker, you can't use localhost as the gateway's address when entering it into RC, localhost in the RC container will be resolved to itself. In this case, you can either run both containers with host networking (quick&dirty) to make localhost work with the corresponding port, or you can use the host machine's IP address to point to the gateway. Docker might also have an internal reserved domain name to resolve to the host but there is a long thread that it is not always working: https://github.com/docker/for-linux/issues/264 If you run both of them with docker-compose within the same virtual network (same virtual bridge), then you can use the gateway's service name as the hostname.

[shurakenas]

I don't use docker. Where are the gateway logs?

[shurakenas]

I realized this, I was inattentive. thanks for the feedback

[immanuelfodor]

Okay, I'm closing this for now as it is mostly about support :)