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Explore posts from serversRun ntfy.sh on Railway
With this admin user you can do some basic user management through the API: https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/issues/722#issuecomment-1546789275
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Run ntfy.sh on Railway
I see now that the auth commands for ntfy are interactive. (https://docs.ntfy.sh/config/#example-private-instance)
That basically means that ntfy cannot be deployed on railway with auth?
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Run ntfy.sh on Railway
Hey, the template works. Is the source code of the template published anywhere? Would love to see how it looks like.
By the way, to use ntfy effectively, it's required to run some commands on the instance. For example to configure auth roles. Do you know if it's possible to connect to the deployed container and run commands on it?
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Why are failed deployments not removed automatically?
In the GUI I can remove them manually though. At least they are being displayed in a different way than removed deployments. Hence I’m not sure what is the difference and why it’s possible to transition them to removed manually using the GUI
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Cannot connect to Node WebSockets deployment - even with custom domain
Thank you, that solved it. 🙂 Is this a common code pattern when using a PAAS provider? I would've never thought about this as the problem. Maybe the build process could look out for this and throw an error 🙂
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Cannot connect to Node WebSockets deployment - even with custom domain
Hey Brody, thank you for getting back to me. I have changed the connection string and it's still not working. At least throwing an error this time.
The server code is very basic - just what I posted above. It works fine in localhost so not sure what to change about it. The subdomain was set using the CNAME record provided by Railway. Interestingly, I have to explicitly define the port 8080 in order to connect to it in localhost (
ws://localhost:8080
). With the deployed version it works neither with nor without the port defined.10 replies