Hello, everything went wel, but where can i find the puid/pgid? To change to what? In the log i get standard_init_linux.go:219: exec user process caused: exec format error Thanks in advance
Good tool, but if ya use more than one docker host, it's very inconvenient to observe the host connection string, I added the architecture to this line, but I would like to observe the hostname and its ip address, otherwise the connection to 10 hosts looks completely useless in bot messages. Btw here is my own image with fixed for my self templates.js and connection message to the host: hub.docker.com/r/soulassassin85/docker-telegram-notifier
yep. just copy your stack code to each device but it won't differentiate which server the notification is coming from, so you might want a bot for each device with a name to go with it...
@@DBTechYT yes, this is exactly what I wrote about in my comment under the video above, I know which containers where I have, but if all instances send messages to 1 bot, it is not clear just which host they connect to. But I redid the image a little, and in the connection string you can see the host architecture.
This was a godsend! Your videos are always amazing and easy to follow. I have learned more about docker here than anywhere else!
Thanks so much for your comment. I'm glad my videos are helpful! Thanks for watching! :)
I finally got a really detailed tutorial, super
never used telegram before but this is a really good reason to start
Honestly: Same. I had it in the past, but never used it. Now I use it just for this so I can get notifications no matter where I am.
NICE IT WORKS! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!!
It was that easy love it! :)
Glad you liked it!
Excellent! Can you do others videos with telegram bot and their use in OMV or docker?
I'll keep an eye out for other uses for telegram bots :)
Very good research. Thank you!!!!
Thank you too!
Nice video. I’am going to try this for sure.
awesome!
Just in time to celebrate Telegram 500 Million users.
Right?! I wish I had planned it that way, but it's just how it worked out.
This particular bot supports messages to group? The documentation of the container are very scarce.
It's been 3 years since I've looked at this. I would suggest taking a couple of minutes and installing it to see if it fits your needs.
Nice one!
Thanks for the visit
Amazing!!
Thanks for watching!
Thx, for sharing
Thanks for watching!
How to chat user with the help of bot?
This is not for ARM correct?
Hello, everything went wel, but where can i find the puid/pgid? To change to what? In the log i get
standard_init_linux.go:219: exec user process caused: exec format error Thanks in advance
That error means it isn't compatible with your processor. No Raspberry Pi
@@DBTechYT Strange, it's a raspberry4
Dang....turns out it's only for x86. Any arm versions?
not that I'm aware of.
So is it can't work on the raspberry pi 4??
This version does not and I'm not aware of one that does.
Is any solution to have signal notifier?
Good tool, but if ya use more than one docker host, it's very inconvenient to observe the host connection string, I added the architecture to this line, but I would like to observe the hostname and its ip address, otherwise the connection to 10 hosts looks completely useless in bot messages. Btw here is my own image with fixed for my self templates.js and connection message to the host: hub.docker.com/r/soulassassin85/docker-telegram-notifier
please make notification to discord channel
Can you run the same bot on multiple docker stacks
yep. just copy your stack code to each device
but it won't differentiate which server the notification is coming from, so you might want a bot for each device with a name to go with it...
@@DBTechYT yes, this is exactly what I wrote about in my comment under the video above, I know which containers where I have, but if all instances send messages to 1 bot, it is not clear just which host they connect to. But I redid the image a little, and in the connection string you can see the host architecture.
but again, on the other hand, to have a dozen bots is too much, I consider