Sending alert from uptime kuma

[iptvcld]

Hello; i am trying to send an alert from Kuma webhook using preset- multipart/form-data and i cannot just see the saw data coming into the webhook.

Is there a method or script i should be using to see the raw data coming in from Kuma?

[ncarlier]

Hello, thanks for reporting the problem. Indeed, multipart/form-data is not that well supported. I will fix this asap. However you can use Kuma's webhook using application/json preset. The JSON payload will be stored into the $1 variable.

[iptvcld]

Hello, thanks for reporting the problem. Indeed, multipart/form-data is not that well supported. I will fix this asap. However you can use Kuma's webhook using application/json preset. The JSON payload will be stored into the $1 variable.

Thanks I will try that. Is there a way to see the data come live on the screen?

[iptvcld]

Hello, thanks for reporting the problem. Indeed, multipart/form-data is not that well supported. I will fix this asap. However you can use Kuma's webhook using application/json preset. The JSON payload will be stored into the $1 variable.

I have to make a bash script to store $1 into a log file and then run the hook to view the file. Is there something built in that i can use that shows the incoming data thats in $1?

#!/bin/bash

# The first argument passed to the script ($1) is expected to be the JSON data
json_data=$1

# Define the log file path
log_file="/home/webhookd/scripts/logfile.log"

# Append the JSON data to the log file with a timestamp
echo "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') - $json_data" >> "$log_file"

is there a way to see $1 without a script?

[ncarlier]

You can echo the variable inside your script. Then retrieve hook logs or enable hook log module: `WHD_LOG_MODULES=hook`. Le sam. 10 août 2024, 19:27, iptvcld ***@***.***> a écrit :

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