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On some Linux servers we are not able to see the message "Listening for webex teams events..." and the only message we get is below :
LoggerProxy->error#NO LOGGER DEFINED
Because of this missing listener process the bot never responds to any of the requests generated from any webex space .
Can you suggest how to troubleshoot this issue further ?? How can more logging be enabled ??
Its not clear to me from your docker command how you are configuring the framework. Are you setting a webhookUrl in the framework's config object? If so are you able to send a curl request to your websocket address from a machine outside your network?
If you aren't setting webhookUrl in the framework's config object, then the SDK is attempting to negotiate a websocket connection with your server. There may be firewall configurations that prevent this. I can see that you have some proxy servers so you also may need to set httpsProxy in the framework's config object as well.
On some Linux servers we are not able to see the message "Listening for webex teams events..." and the only message we get is below :
LoggerProxy->error#NO LOGGER DEFINED
Because of this missing listener process the bot never responds to any of the requests generated from any webex space .
Can you suggest how to troubleshoot this issue further ?? How can more logging be enabled ??
Our startup command is
docker run
-e PORT=8000
-e https_proxy=http://.......
-e http_proxy=http://.......
-e JENKINS_URL=http://.....
-e WEBEX_TOKEN=.....
-e PASS_USER_TO_JENKINS=true
--rm --name nonprod-bot
docker.artifactory.us......
Jenkins URL is accessible from all environments.
Please help
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