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%title Webhooks
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[[index.wiki|Index]]
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last 5 posts
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- [[1699558725-ref-290-submitted.wiki|REF-290 Submitted]]
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- [[1699375988-ref-209-start.wiki|REF-290: Start]]
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- [[1698642000-first-ticket.wiki|First Ticket]]
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- [[1693890000-blog-issue.wiki|Blog Issue]]
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- [[1693630800-hello-world.wiki|Hello World]]
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*Date:* 2023/11/09
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*Author:* Tristan Ancelet
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= Webhooks =
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== gitea ==
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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).
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After getting that dealt with I decided to see what I could do with gitea's support for webhooks. So I decided to setup a webhook that will handle updating my blog when I push to my [[https://git.arcanium.tech/tristan/blog-site|Blog Repo]].
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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.
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