Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 good. Thanks

[dave1904]

I can’t get this to work for my iOS buddy. He receives the notification messages in ntfy but doesn’t get any notification on iOS. I’ve tried upstream-base-url: "https://ntfy.sh" but no luck. @phenomlab do you have an iOS device?

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 said in Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY:

Alright, I’ve killed the process and could do ntfy serve again. Thanks!

Is better to run as a service rather than a daemon.

[dave1904]

@phenomlab said in Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY:

@dave1904 said in Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY:

Alright, I’ve killed the process and could do ntfy serve again. Thanks!

Is better to run as a service rather than a daemon.

you are right. Next config change I have to search for the pid again.

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 there won’t be any notification in iOS unless you refresh. This is a known issue - see below

Known issues - ntfy

Send push notifications to your phone via PUT/POST

docs.ntfy.sh

[dave1904]

I hate iOS.

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 as do I.

[dave1904]

We got this working. I’m not sure if it was on my buddys end.

Here the steps:

1. Add new sub in ntfy app with the private ID and using another server (ntfy.mydomain.com)
2. In settings also use the ntfy url as default Server
3. add the upstream-base-url: “https://ntfy.sh” property in server.yaml and restart ntfy

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 Thanks for this - good find. I have to admit, I’ve not tested with an iPhone, and all of my development has been with Android.

[dave1904]

@phenomlab Same here but unfortunately we have a lot of iOS users on our forum. So before announcing I wanted to make sure it’s working for Desktop, Android and iOS.

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 A very wise choice!

[dave1904]

hey @phenomlab sorry for bothering you again. I’ve tried to start ntfy as a service as you recommended. But now I don’t receive any more push notifications. Do I have to make ntfy “serve” like a service too?

[dave1904]

In the docs I found this:

ntfy serve (or systemctl start ntfy when using the deb/rpm)

isn’t this the same as sudo service ntfy start?

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 said in Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY:

isn’t this the same as sudo service ntfy start?

Yes, it is. I have mine running the same way.

[dave1904]

Yes is definitley running:

ntfy       20401  0.0  2.6 1200936 26232 ?       Ssl  15:33   0:00 /usr/bin/ntfy serve --no-log-dates
root       20470  0.0  0.0   8160   720 pts/1    S+   15:40   0:00 grep --color=auto ntfy

Any idea why it’s only working for me with ntfy serve?

edit: now I get the notifications. don’t know why but it took some time running as a service now

[phenomlab]

@dave1904 Yes, I’ve seen this myself. Not great when you think there is an issue with your install!

[crazycells]

@dave1904 said in Create a self-hosted instance of NTFY:

We got this working. I’m not sure if it was on my buddys end.

Here the steps:

1. Add new sub in ntfy app with the private ID and using another server (ntfy.mydomain.com)
2. In settings also use the ntfy url as default Server
3. add the upstream-base-url: “https://ntfy.sh” property in server.yaml and restart ntfy

thanks for the update!

[sebmegag]

@dave1904
Hi
Thanks for your explanations.
I tried this settings but still doesn’t work. I always have to slide down to see new messages.
Does anybody have the same trouble or a solution ?
Thank you

[phenomlab]

@sebmegag hi. Welcome aboard! I’ve tried this on both iPhone and Android and it works fine. Did you double check the config you have?