Added clarification on client.yml configuration #562
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I didn't understand why the `ntfy publish --debug topic message` command don't choose the default-host I entered in `/etc/ntfy/client.yml`. If command is run as sudo -> config file = `/etc/ntfy/client.yml` If command is run as non-sudo -> config file = `~/.config/ntfy/client.yml` I think this is an important precision for users.
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This seems like a no-brainer change. Thank you. It has sadly caused quite some confusion with users, even though it is standard practice. |
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I didn't understand why the
ntfy publish --debug topic messagecommand don't choose the default-host I entered in/etc/ntfy/client.yml.If command is run as root -> config file =
/etc/ntfy/client.ymlIf command is run as non-root -> config file =
~/.config/ntfy/client.ymlI think this is an important precision for users.