M config.scfg => config.scfg +4 -1
@@ 53,7 53,10 @@ ntfy {
access-token foobar
# When using (self signed) certificates that cannot be verified, you can instead specify
# the SHA512 fingerprint.
- certificate-fingerprint 136d2b889c5736d081b4b29c7909276292cfb86a6bd3ad4635cb7017eb996e28082ab8c6794bf62e817941981d53c807b35c245fb18eb6fb66b5ddb4d05c299
+ # openssl can be used to obtain it:
+ # openssl s_client -connect HOST:PORT | openssl x509 -fingerprint -sha512 -noout
+ # For convenience ntfy-alertmanager will convert the certificate to lower case and remove all colons.
+ certificate-fingerprint 13:6D:2B:88:9C:57:36:D0:81:B4:B2:9C:79:09:27:62:92:CF:B8:6A:6B:D3:AD:46:35:CB:70:17:EB:99:6E:28:08:2A:B8:C6:79:4B:F6:2E:81:79:41:98:1D:53:C8:07:B3:5C:24:5F:B1:8E:B6:FB:66:B5:DD:B4:D0:5C:29:91
# Forward all messages to the specified email address.
email-address foo@bar.com
# Call the specified number for all alerts. Use `yes` to pick the first of your verified numbers.
M config/config_test.go => config/config_test.go +2 -2
@@ 45,7 45,7 @@ resolved {
ntfy {
topic https://ntfy.sh/alertmanager-alerts
- certificate-fingerprint 136d2b889c5736d081b4b29c7909276292cfb86a6bd3ad4635cb7017eb996e28082ab8c6794bf62e817941981d53c807b35c245fb18eb6fb66b5ddb4d05c299
+ certificate-fingerprint 13:6D:2B:88:9C:57:36:D0:81:B4:B2:9C:79:09:27:62:92:CF:B8:6A:6B:D3:AD:46:35:CB:70:17:EB:99:6E:28:08:2A:B8:C6:79:4B:F6:2E:81:79:41:98:1D:53:C8:07:B3:5C:24:5F:B1:8E:B6:FB:66:B5:DD:B4:D0:5C:29:91
user user
password pass
}
@@ 76,7 76,7 @@ cache {
Topic: "https://ntfy.sh/alertmanager-alerts",
User: "user",
Password: "pass",
- CertFingerprint: "136d2b889c5736d081b4b29c7909276292cfb86a6bd3ad4635cb7017eb996e28082ab8c6794bf62e817941981d53c807b35c245fb18eb6fb66b5ddb4d05c299",
+ CertFingerprint: "13:6D:2B:88:9C:57:36:D0:81:B4:B2:9C:79:09:27:62:92:CF:B8:6A:6B:D3:AD:46:35:CB:70:17:EB:99:6E:28:08:2A:B8:C6:79:4B:F6:2E:81:79:41:98:1D:53:C8:07:B3:5C:24:5F:B1:8E:B6:FB:66:B5:DD:B4:D0:5C:29:91",
},
Labels: labels{Order: []string{"severity", "instance"},
Label: map[string]labelConfig{