Closed heywoodlh closed 3 years ago
I think on master "/smsg" only accepts one argument, the number/contact to message; it should open the buffer (but not switch to it). Does that happen?
Logs will live in ~/.weechat/logs/signal.log.
I don't see any logs appended to ~/.weechat/logs/signal.log
upon executing /smsg +1XXXYYYXXXX
and the buffer doesn't open either.
Any other suggestions? I'm sure it's something screwy with my setup but I still am not sure what.
Fixed in https://github.com/thefinn93/signal-weechat/pull/33 This commands works for me as shown. You need to login first as well.
I have been trying to send a message via
/smsg +1XXXYYYXXXX my message contents
in Weechat and nothing happens. I haven't found any relevant error logs in~/.weechat/logs
to indicate why nothing is happening.If somebody sends me a message I get them and I am able to respond without an issue to the conversations when they appear in my buffer after someone sends me a message. Everything seems to work except composing and sending a new message with
/smsg
.I have Weechat running in a Docker container (the Dockerfile and relevant
run.sh
are here in case you want to reference) and I have the signal.py plugin installed in the correct directory:I have signald also running in a Docker container and that's what is running my back end. I don't see any relevant logs from signald either.
So, a couple of questions:
Thanks for any suggestions! :)