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I tried some ideas. Using this new docker-compose.yml starts the server successfully, but of course with a new empty database ``` version: '2' services: rocketchat: image: registry.rocket.chat/rocketchat/rocket.chat:latest restart: unless-stopped environment:...
The problem seems to be related with Caddy sending HTTP requests while Zulip only listens to HTTPS. I read that `DISABLE_HTTPS: "True"` does not work anymore. Is there an alternative?...
Figured it out. Under the environment variables in the docker-compose.yml you have to set `DISABLE_HTTPS: 'True'`. Then set your reverse proxy to connect to the http (non s) port of...
To try to work around the issue I created a new Matrix room and bridged that to the same telegram group as before, but the bot still doesn't bridge messages...
Sry that I didn't make it more clear, but the RSS bot I'm speaking of is a Matrix bot, not a telegram bot. So that can't be the issue here.
> duplicate of #573 I don't think so, as in your screenshot I can see the message from the RSS bot appear in Telegram
 On the left, in Element, you can see a message from the RSS bot which is missing on the right side in Telegram
``` { "content": { "body": "Podcast: TEST ( https://podcast.xxx.com/2021/02/15/test/ )", "format": "org.matrix.custom.html", "formatted_body": "Podcast:TEST", "msgtype": "m.notice" }, "origin_server_ts": 1613415000515, "sender": "@_neb_rssbot_=40marius=3amatrix.xxx.com:matrix.org", "type": "m.room.message", "unsigned": { "age": 102355526 }, "event_id": "$LRiJ1Vh7F6MqyrG4M6LGpvbi0bzUDr7-nlIaJ0veGmI",...
I've set ``` bridge_notices: # Whether or not Matrix bot messages (type m.notice) should be bridged. default: true # List of user IDs for whom the previous flag is flipped....
i issued `!tg config set bridge_notices.default true` some time ago in the room already and `!tg config view` shows ``` 1 bridge_notices: 2 default: true 3 ``` So I guess...