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Hey @Jason Harris yeah I need to move these changes into master but have been mad busy recently. Off the top of my head this fix is the only real difference between the 2 images at the moment so nothing else should break by using it

@Masterwishx try pulling the Dev image mate have just updated it

This isn't what that container does, it always runs the speedtest from the container using ooklas cli. I would guess that the difference in speeds you are seeing would be down to it connecting to different servers each time it runs the test

Don't think there is a thread, and I rarely check here so best bet is add a feature request issue on GitHub and I'll eventually get round to adding it in

Good to hear. Yeah, there's no way to do that atm, is something I've been meaning to add for a while so it will get added in the next couple of weeks when I've got some time to work on it

Did you map 3765 to container port 80?

You remember what errors you were getting when trying to load it?

Yeah that would be great mate, thanks. Yeah so different services format the data they send in a webhook differently, so you can put /{service_name} at the end of the URL for a bunch of services to get it to work.

Yeah pop that in the box, click save and it should work. There's a test button that will send a test notification through so you can check it's working okay

You will need to put "/slack" at the end of the webhook URL

Uh haven't written any docs on notifications, but can just help you here. What did you try to do?

Haven't written any code for email notifications, so not atm. Closest you can get right now is a daily slack/discord/telegram notifications with a summary of the past 24 hours. I'm going to be re-writing the notifications for it soon though, so add a feature request as a GitHub issue so I don't forget to add emails.

Pop 8763 into the server box in the general settings section and it should work. You can then click on the arrow icon next to a tests in the all tests table to make sure it's using the right one

Cheers mate, that's good to hear. The laravel stuff is sound imo, but I think the react bit is pretty messy so maybe don't look to closely at that haha

@mmag05 you sure you have accepted the licence agreement from wherever you are calling the binary directly? Have not had any experience with using telegraf, but have written some small scripts to send data to influxdb. Would it not be easier to write a script that checks the latest test run in the speedtest-tracker and inserts it into the db? That way you are not running any additional speedtests that won't be recorded by the docker container You can get the latest result in cli by running: php /config/www/artisan speedtest:latest