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A little celebratory post between releases. My docker image reached 0.5mil pulls. Not sure how indicative of the user base, but happy nonetheless βΊ
Give it a try: https://github.com/jokob-sk/Pi.Alert
At first, I honestly thought some company named "Half a Million" had removed a press release.
You are not alone my friend.
Haven't heard of it, eli5?
Monitoring your network to check for newly detected devices, or ports and you can get an email, trigger a webhook or other notification services. Check the readme for details π
Thanks, looks nice
Congrats! I've been using pi-alert for a couple months now and love it!
Thank you! Glad you like it π
I've tried this a few times, so I know I've added more hits to your counters! I know it can be run on non-pi devices which is cool, ever think of changing the name to suggest it's not just for the 'ol pi? :)
Hummm, maybe in the future, but it's a fork so not sure if possible π
This looks really freaking cool! Once I get moved into my new place this is gonna be high up on my list of things to try out! Thanks for sharing!
This is the first time I've heard of this, thanks! Looks like a good addition to my homelab.
Cool! Iβll give it a shot.
Added with portainer, looks really good, hell even ntfy support. I love it.
I've had trouble getting this to work, will have to try again this week.
Check out the docs and if you have any questions open an issue on github.