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It does sound like you've encountered a bug here. It should be self-resolving when the URL is reachable again. If it's setting it to partial, then can you try increasing...

@InFerYes foryour case it looks like the component_id may be incorrect, otherwise you wouldn't get a 404. Unless the cachet url is incorrect.

That's a good suggestion. I'll have to split them into separate files, so you wouldn't hit that line when you're not using AWS. I'll tag this for the next release....

Es que puedes escribir tu configuracion en un code block? Creo que el problema es en tu `component_id`, quizas tienes un otro id? Also, can we switch to English for...

Can you confirm if the component id exists?

It looks like you're using the wrong version of python. Can you run `python -V` and paste the result here? We need at least python 3.5 because it uses type...

Lemme try understand this better. The hostname `cachet` is only available from your private network, but your public hostname is `status.mywordpresspage`?

@nasatome did you figure this out?

Have you tried setting up the `Site URL` under `/dashboard/settings/setup`? Have you tried putting the public hostname there? If that doesn't, I recommend you reaching out to the folks that...

Unfortunately it currently doesn't support setting headers through environment variables. It would require a refactoring to get this working. I'll see what I can do about it, but some help...