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I am currently setting up a simple EC2 instance to run camply continuously and get notifications when things open up. I'm looking at the example notification configuration file here:
And I'm a little bit confused on a couple of these options and what the expected value is. PUSHOVER To start with, I signed up for Pushover, but I'm not sure exactly what the two different keys are. When I signed up for pushover, it immediately showed me a random string that it referred to as the "user key", but I can't seem to find a "token" anywhere in there. So, am I missing something? Any direction there would be helpful. PUSHBULLET I signed up for pushbullet, but then it says that the iPhone app is not currently available in my region. Maybe it's android only now? Anyone else seeing something different? In the end, I most-likely will just use email, so I tried configuring that, but I'm getting this error when I run camply with continuous notifications set to email:
And then I got this email: Some of the documentation I'm seeing is talking about "app passwords", but it also is sorta NOT RECOMMENDING them. Anyone have any input on this? Here is the full stack trace on the error from above:
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I ended up giving up on gmail and configured my fastmail account, which seems to be working so far. I've got camply running continuously in EC2 (with tmux), and I'll check back here there to see how it holds up! |
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Thanks so much for the detailed questions @eliduke, that really makes this useful for other users too. Pushover:You will need to include your Pushover API token and your Pushover User token. As far as I know, only the user token is accessible via the app whereas the API token needs to be linked to a "pushover application" from Pushover's website here: https://pushover.net/apps/build I should probably just create and host an official Camply App on Pushover and embed it into the application. That way you will only need a user token. It's not free once you hit a certain volume, but I've had a couple of kind donors already and nowhere to spend the money so maybe that's a good idea. Pushbullet:
I think you have may have MFA turned on for your Google Account - so username/password auth isn't working. To get around this you need to create an App Password with Google. App passwords basically work everywhere - so keep it safe. Good luck, I hope you get your site! |
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I don't actually get any error, I just never receive a notification. I also
don't get any error message even when I put in a bad email.
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you're getting when trying to send notifications? The below command is a
sample you can use (just a random campground that will send a notification
on the first try)
camply campsites \
--campground 232280 \
--start-date 2021-10-01 \
--end-date 2021-10-11 \
--continuous \
--notify-first-try \
--notifications email
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I've managed to get pushover and email working but separately. When I try to combine them in a yaml file, neither of them work and no error. I've tried the following formats: notifications: pushover, email |
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Thanks so much for the detailed questions @eliduke, that really makes this useful for other users too.
Pushover:
You will need to include your Pushover API token and your Pushover User token. As far as I know, only the user token is accessible via the app whereas the API token needs to be linked to a "pushover application" from Pushover's website here: https://pushover.net/apps/build
I should probably just create and host an official Camply App on Pushover and embed it into the application. That way you will only need a user token. It's not free once you hit a certain volume, but I've had a couple of kind donors already and nowhere to spend the money so maybe that's a good idea.
Pushbullet: