Using settelegramwebhook Doesn't Appear to Work about container-healthchecks HOT 10 CLOSED

Hey @galexrt, yes absolutely. I meant to do that but I got sidetracked by a zillion other things haha

healthchecks/healthchecks#400

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No, it is resolved, I just wanted to clarify I wasn't sending environment variables with the HC_ prefix 😝 I just use the HC_ prefix in my .env file to help differentiate everything else I have in the .env file.

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@jimmybrancaccio Not really. Make sure you have followed https://github.com/healthchecks/healthchecks#telegram.

Also have you tried setting DEBUG: "true" as an env variable to see if there is any debug output?

Otherwise maybe check with the healthchecks/healthchecks project issue list / board and / or create an issue there about the 404 error.

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Hey, sorry about the delay in getting back to you on this issue. Busy week! That said, it looks like an issue with the Healthchecks code, probably in hc/api/management/commands/settelegramwebhook.py.

Running a cURL command from the container allows it to work:

curl -F “url=https://<YOURDOMAIN.EXAMPLE>/<WEBHOOKLOCATION>" https://api.telegram.org/bot<YOURTOKEN>/setWebhook

I'll get an issue created on their GitHub repo.

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@jimmybrancaccio Thanks for getting back to me and creating the upstream issue!

Feel free to mention and / or comment the upstream issue here.

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Alright, so I think it was something in #19 that caused me to setup the ENV variable for my Telegram token as such:

HC_TELEGRAM_TOKEN=""123456789:AGHJDGHJD_HJAKJH8987dKJHKbb""

which didn't work, so I just removed the double double quotes:

HC_TELEGRAM_TOKEN=123456789:AGHJDGHJD_HJAKJH8987dKJHKbb

and re-reran the command and it worked fine at that point:

~ $ docker exec -it healthchecks /entrypoint.sh app:managepy settelegramwebhook

Running manage.py ...
/healthchecks/hc/settings.py:226: UserWarning: local_settings.py not found, using defaults
  warnings.warn("local_settings.py not found, using defaults")
Done, Telegram's webhook set to: https://healthchecks.linuxbox.ninja/integrations/telegram/bot/

So unless if I did the ENV variable wrong, we can consider this one a case closed.

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@jimmybrancaccio Right, the env vars don't HC_ in front of them anymore as the healthchecks settings files now check the env vars for their vars.

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@galexrt Ah my apologies, that was my .env output, not what I was actually sending to the container. My docker-compose.yml has:

- TELEGRAM_BOT_NAME=${HC_TELEGRAM_BOT_NAME}
- TELEGRAM_TOKEN=${HC_TELEGRAM_TOKEN}

and my .env file now has (without the double double quotes):

HC_TELEGRAM_BOT_NAME=MyBot
HC_TELEGRAM_TOKEN=123456789:AGHJDGHJD_HJAKJH8987dKJHKbb

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@jimmybrancaccio So the issue is not resolved with using the env vars in the container without the HC_ prefix?

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Go it, thanks for clarifying!

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