KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago Pleae @w3irdrobot are you testing the ntfy topic URL manually? Or are you sending/receiving DMs?
Closed w3irdrobot closed 11 months ago
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago Pleae @w3irdrobot are you testing the ntfy topic URL manually? Or are you sending/receiving DMs?
w3irdrobot
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev I have only been using the app to test it. I sent my self a few dms from new accounts. I also observed what happened (or, in this case, didn't happen) when I received notifications in the app.
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev I have only been using the app to test it. I sent my self a few dms from new accounts. I also observed what happened (or, in this case, didn't happen) when I received notifications in the app.
@w3irdrobot For new accounts, yes, it doesn't work immediately, because there needs to be a common relay set between you and the 'new user'. Also, it seems not to work immediately when someone messages you for the first time. Some work needs to be done in that aspect.
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago You should try messaging someone with whom you discuss frequently. If there's still an issue, we'll try to find out the root cause. (I have been getting a lot of positive feedback, so let's hope the above strategies work. :+1: )
w3irdrobot
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev does the notification feature only work with DMs or should it also work with other notifications in the app as well (reply to note, note zapped, etc)?
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago @w3irdrobot it works with DMs and zaps only.
w3irdrobot
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev ooooooooo i was not aware of this. gotcha. well i can confirm the DM i got earlier today from someone i had already been communicating with and the zap or two i got today have not resulted in a push notification.
i'm totally open that i'm just doing something wrong or maybe something is turned off on my phone that prevents it from working correctly. i can try sending myself a push notification via the subscription and see if i can get it on my phone and start debugging from there. i will report back.
w3irdrobot
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11 months ago in an effort to get this figured out, here is the subscription url i'm using, the curl command i'm using to test it, and more info. perhaps something will stick out to those more intelligent than myself.
subscription topic: ntfy.sh/upJTmw0kP0e9Ys
curl command for testing: curl -d 'how is your trade going?' ntfy.sh/upJTmw0kP0e9Ys
i have all the settings in ntfy set that i can see to make sure the app doesn't pause in the background or anything. i can also see the icon and notification saying that the app is listening for subscriptions. in the nfty app, i have the connection protocol set to websockets. the default was json stream over http.
also it may be relevant that i'm using graphene, which may have another setting somewhere that needs to be turned on to allow background apps like this. though i'm pretty sure i already have all the things turned on that i would need to have turned on.
hopefully someone will know what i'm doing wrong.
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago in an effort to get this figured out, here is the subscription url i'm using, the curl command i'm using to test it, and more info. perhaps something will stick out to those more intelligent than myself.
subscription topic:
ntfy.sh/upJTmw0kP0e9Yscurl command for testing:curl -d 'how is your trade going?' ntfy.sh/upJTmw0kP0e9Ysi have all the settings in ntfy set that i can see to make sure the app doesn't pause in the background or anything. i can also see the icon and notification saying that the app is listening for subscriptions. in the nfty app, i have the connection protocol set to websockets. the default was json stream over http.
also it may be relevant that i'm using graphene, which may have another setting somewhere that needs to be turned on to allow background apps like this. though i'm pretty sure i already have all the things turned on that i would need to have turned on.
hopefully someone will know what i'm doing wrong.
@w3irdrobot please try changing the connection protocol back to Json over HTTP. And enable 'broadcast messages' if it is off, and try again.
w3irdrobot
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev that's still not working. however I'm also having issues receiving notifications from k9 mail where it's configured to get push notifications but I'm not getting them. so this seems like it may be an issue with configuration on my phone. so I'll go ahead and close it and try to figure it out from the angle.
KotlinGeekDev
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11 months ago @KotlinGeekDev that's still not working. however I'm also having issues receiving notifications from k9 mail where it's configured to get push notifications but I'm not getting them. so this seems like it may be an issue with configuration on my phone. so I'll go ahead and close it and try to figure it out from the angle.
I see. Hope you get it figured out. :+1:
Describe the bug
FOSS push notifications were added in v0.80.1. I setup the notifications with the ntfy app on my phone. It seemed to work once or twice. However, it hasn't worked since. Since that first time, I have changed OS's, reinstalled the app multiple times, and deleted the subscription in ntfy and recreated it. Notifications just don't come up anymore.
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Expected behavior
After installing the app and setting up the ntfy subscription, I expect that I would receive push notifications at some point letting me know I have notifications in the app.
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Some logs from the ntfy app. I copied these after I saw I had a new notification in the app but had not gotten a push notification.