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FAQ & Troubleshooting

API error codes

Status Cause Fix
400 Malformed JSON, missing message, or invalid level. Check the body against the Push API.
401 Missing, wrong or revoked token. Send Authorization: Bearer <key>. Create a new token if revoked.
403 Account suspended. Contact an administrator.
429 More than 60 requests per minute on one token. Wait for Retry-After seconds, and batch your events.
500 Unexpected error. Retry; contact support if it persists.

Rate limits

  • Push API: 60 requests per minute per token (configurable by the server operator).
  • Email codes: one per 60 seconds, five per hour.
  • Test buttons: five per minute.

I pushed a notification but got nothing in Telegram or email

  1. Open Notifications. If the entry exists, the API call worked.
  2. Check the delivery badge:
    • No recipient: no active channel. Connect one on the Channels page.
    • Failed: the provider rejected the message. Use the test button on the Channels page.
  3. For Telegram, make sure you have not blocked the bot or sent /stop.
  4. For email, check your spam folder and that the channel is not turned off.

The verification code never arrives

  • Check spam, and confirm the address has no typo.
  • Wait 60 seconds before requesting another code.
  • Codes expire after 10 minutes. Request a fresh one if yours is older.

My site shows DOWN but it works in my browser

  • The expected status code may differ (for example your site returns 301 or 403 to bots).
  • The keyword may not appear in the response.
  • The timeout may be too low for a slow page.
  • A firewall or WAF may block our requests. Allow the NotificationManager-UptimeChecker/1.0 user agent.

I did not get a down alert

  • The failure threshold may not have been reached yet.
  • Your cooldown may have suppressed it.
  • It may have fallen inside your mute schedule (it still appears in the feed as Muted).

Why can't I add localhost?

Private and loopback addresses are blocked to prevent the server from probing internal networks.