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WRN No notifier available #118
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Hi @Chris92ch, Looking at your config it looks like you're migrating from Diun v2 because your config file is malformed. If you want to include your Diun config in your compose service you have to set the env var Checkout the Quick start with the Docker provider section to get started.
And please include all logs next time ;) |
Hello @crazy-max Thanks for your answer. You're right, the config seems now ok (my logs look better and now find images). Sadly, I still cannot launch a docker exec to test the notifications
The only output I got when I try this is
I got no message regarding this notification in the logs. This is my current config :
Best regards |
That's because an instance of Diun is already running. If you want to test notifications you can use $ docker run --rm -it \
-v "$(pwd)/diun.yml:/diun.yml"
-v "$(pwd)/providers.yml:/providers.yml"
crazymax/diun:latest --config /diun.yml --test-notif I will update the documentation about that. |
Hello ! I'm currently trying diun but I have some strange logs when I'm trying to send a test notification to my slack webhook
Tue, 30 Jun 2020 17:04:38 CEST WRN No notifier available
Notify configuration
I only want to write to a slack channel via a webhook. Here's my config :
And here's my docker compose file :
Seems that this configuration isn't enough to be able to send some notifs via slack ... Do you know what's wrong or missing ?
Best regards and thanks for now
Chris.
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