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authantication headers in webhook #4
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Hi, I think you can specify basic auth credentials in the format |
Hi vitobotta, Thank you for your reply. I found some time again to work on this project. i am able to successvoly deploy the pod. 2023-07-26T13:12:39.240322Z INFO - kube.transport: GET /api/v1 => HTTP OK in 00:00:00.002163620s It also seems to detect whenever back-ups are succeeded, but it doesn't seem to send anything to the webhook address i have configured. With postman it seems to work in this format "https://username:[email protected]". I also cannot see any logging trying to send http request to my webhook address. Do you maybe have any idea. Thank you. |
Does the endpoint expect GET or POST requests? |
It expects a POST request. Is that something that can be defined? |
Not at the moment, that's why I asked. At the moment it makes a GET request. I will make it configurable when I have time |
Hi Vitobotta, Did you find the time to make the adjustment? Thanks in advanced. |
Hi,
Is is possible to give like basic authenitcation in the headers for the webhook. we don't want to make the webhook available for everyone and a webhook seems to be a bit more straightforward then mailing.
Like to hear, thanks in advance.
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