Had to change a few things in webhooks

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Tristan Ancelet 2023-11-09 15:32:02 -06:00
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<div id="Webhooks"><h1 id="Webhooks" class="header"><a href="#Webhooks">Webhooks</a></h1></div> <div id="Webhooks"><h1 id="Webhooks" class="header"><a href="#Webhooks">Webhooks</a></h1></div>
<div id="Webhooks-gitea"><h2 id="gitea" class="header"><a href="#Webhooks-gitea">gitea</a></h2></div> <div id="Webhooks-gitea"><h2 id="gitea" class="header"><a href="#Webhooks-gitea">gitea</a></h2></div>
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I just recently started hosting my own gitserver (gitea). Had a few issues setting it up due to some default values in the gitea.service file (that prevented the program from using port 80). I just recently started hosting my own gitserver (gitea). Had a few issues setting it up due to some default values in the gitea.service file (that prevented the program from using port 80).
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Once I push a new addition to the repo it now automatically makes a post request to my webhook server that will automatically update my website without intervention. Once I push a new addition to the repo it now automatically makes a post request to my webhook server that will automatically update my website without manual intervention.
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<div id="Webhooks-This Post"><h2 id="This Post" class="header"><a href="#Webhooks-This Post">This Post</a></h2></div>
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This post was simply being used to test that functionality in gitea.
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