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FAQ
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### Why don't I get notifications?
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Most users that are new to ZNC Push expect to receive a push notification any
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time they get mentioned in a channel or receive a private message. However,
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by default, ZNC Push is configured to only send notifications when it's likely
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that the user is either away from their computer, or not paying attention to
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the conversation in question. This will ideally prevent you from getting
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"spammed" with notifications every time you get mentioned or receive a PM,
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especially when you are actively participating in discussion.
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If you don't like this default behavior, then take a look either at the
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[conditions section][conditions] of the readme, or read through the
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[example configuration guide][examples]. ZNC Push is highly configurable.
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In some cases though, you may not receive notifications because your preferred
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notification service is not configured correctly, or the service itself might
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be having issues on their end. The easiest way to verify that ZNC Push is
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configured correctly is by sending a test message:
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/msg *push send Test message
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If you see an error message like "secret not set", or something similar, then
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you should verify that you've entered the appropriate value for that option.
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The [push services section][services] of the readme has details on which
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options are required for which notification services, and what values are
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expected.
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[conditions]: ../README.md#conditions
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[services]: ../README.md#push-services
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[examples]: examples.md
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