Rahiel Kasim

I can't reproduce this. I don't have a `.config/ntfy/ntfy.yml` and did a clean install of `ntfy[telegram,emoji]` on python 2.7 and it works. @Artanicus maybe try uninstalling ntfy and installing it...

Maybe you have more stuff installed in your 2.7 environment, so some modules may clash. And I guess your Python3 environment is clean, i.e. you haven't installed (much) with pip3....

Thanks for your contribution!

Could you try upgrading to the latest release, and if it still doesn't work, manually sending a message to see if any errors pop up i.e. `telegram-send "test"` because the...

You can send to different targets by using different config files, see for example https://github.com/rahiel/telegram-send#how-to-send-the-same-message-to-multiple-users > Maybe i did not see this but is there a way to individually specify...

Sorry for merging so late, thanks for your contribution @robputt!

For future reference: This library was included in libreoffice in 2019: https://github.com/LibreOffice/core/commit/b4141cade04dac0c9d47293313a4521282975f12 And it was removed (replaced) in 2021: https://github.com/LibreOffice/core/commit/66e88f46f7b9ef7a0b3366805860fd581bed6146

Were you setting up a public or a private channel? For a private channel the instructions say to open in your browser so you should get the correct link format...

Could you try again with the latest version of telegram-send? Could be that something was improved in our python-telegram-bot dependency that could fix this.

> Can you recommend any steps to de-bug the issue, as "Something went wrong" is not very helpful. In the latest version of telegram-send it shows the error before saying...