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Date/Time: Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:28:53 +0000
Post From: ntfy not working
| [2025-06-17 20:00:12] |
| User373245 - Posts: 57 |
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I went through all these steps and was not able to get ntfy to work. Enabled Push Notifications in Sierra Chart: Used Global Settings → General Settings → Alerts → Push Notifications. Received a Push Server URL, Username, and Password from Sierra Chart: Example: https://push.sierrachart.com Example Username: abcdef123456 Example Password: XyZ!@#... Installed and Opened the ntfy Mobile App on iOS: Went to Settings. Set Default Server to https://push.sierrachart.com. Added a new user with the credentials provided. Subscribed to topic using the Push Username. Tested with curl from Terminal: Tried sending a test alert using: curl -u "abcdef123456:XyZ!@#" \ -H "Title: SC Test Message" \ -H "Priority: high" \ -d "Test alert to ntfy from Sierra Chart" \ https://push.sierrachart.com/abcdef123456 Result: Multiple errors encountered: zsh: no matches found 401 Unauthorized 403 Forbidden Escaped problem characters in password using quotes and curl best practices — still failed. Toggled Push Notifications on/off repeatedly in Sierra Chart to generate cleaner passwords without problematic characters (e.g., @, (, )). This still did not resolve authentication issues. Attempted to subscribe manually to topics via the ntfy app and web interface. Dropdown menus did not work properly. Could not type custom topic names (ntfy UI issue?). Verified local network IP and ports on the machine. Confirmed that Sierra Chart and ntfy were both running on the same system via Parallels. Confirmed that ntfy server credentials were copied exactly (no extra spaces or hidden characters). Still failed to connect. Attempted Sierra Chart → Chat → Relay to ntfy integration. Enabled relay settings in the chat group. No alerts were received on the mobile device. |