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@ -25,7 +25,8 @@ Please take into account that the android settings might be different for each m
- Check that your phone is not in "do not disturb" mode - Check that your phone is not in "do not disturb" mode
- Check that your phone has internet access - Check that your phone has internet access
- Check the android settings like "energy saving" and "notifications" regularly as they might be reset by android at - Check the android settings like **"energy saving"** and **"notifications"** regularly as they might be reset by
android at
any time! any time!
- Energy saving options example for Xiaomi RedMi: - Energy saving options example for Xiaomi RedMi:
- go to "Settings" - go to "Settings"
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## 🖥 Check server settings ## 🖥 Check server settings
Run the `notification:test-push` command for the user who is logged in at the device that should receive the notification:
*Note: If the command is not available, make sure you have the https://github.com/nextcloud/notifications app installed on your instance. It is shipped and enabled by default, but could be missing in development environments or being disabled manually.*
Run the `notification:test-push` command for the user:
```bash ```bash
sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ notification:test-push --talk admin sudo -u www-data php /var/www/yourinstance/occ notification:test-push --talk youruser
``` ```
It should print something like the following: It should print something like the following:
@ -76,14 +73,26 @@ Data to encrypt is: {"nid":525210,"app":"admin_notification_talk","subject":"Tes
Signed encrypted push subject Signed encrypted push subject
Push notification sent successfully Push notification sent successfully
``` ```
This means the notifications are set up correctly on server side. Note that there won't be any notification on the
phone as this is just a test-message which won't be handled (As a developer you could set a breakpoint in the
"onMessageReceived"-method of the Firebase cloud messaging handling to check if the notification is received).
If it prints something like If it prints something like
``` ```
sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ notification:test-push --talk admin sudo -u www-data php /var/www/yourinstance/occ notification:test-push --talk youruser
No devices found for user No devices found for user
``` ```
try to remove the account from the Nextcloud Android Talk app and log in again. Afterwards try to run the command
try to remove the account from Nextcloud Talk app and create it again. Afterwards try to run the command again. again.
If it prints
```
There are no commands defined in the "notification" namespace.
```
then the https://github.com/nextcloud/notifications app is not installed on your nextcloud instance.
The notification app is shipped and enabled by default, but could be missing in development environments or being disabled manually.
Install and enable the app by following the instructions at https://github.com/nextcloud/notifications#developers and
try again to execute the command.
# 🦺 Developers/testers # 🦺 Developers/testers
- Be aware that the "qa"-versions that you can install by scanning the QR-code in a github pull request don't - Be aware that the "qa"-versions that you can install by scanning the QR-code in a github pull request don't