Static URL in self-hosted instance

[enselerizer]

Hi, is it possible to define a static URL for receiving requests on the self-hosted version? By default, it generates a random address each time it is launched, which makes the application not very useful for API testing.

[fredsted]

I'm not sure what you mean. The URL should be remembered by the client via localStorage, per default there's an expiry date (7d), you can change it via the environment variable WEBHOOK_EXPIRY which sets the expiry duration in seconds. You are using a persistent redis server right?

[enselerizer]

@fredsted Thanks for the reply! Can you please provide a link to a list of supported environment variables? Unfortunately, I didn't find a list in the docs. I'm using the Docker version of the application. Let's say my self-hosted instance is located at webhooksite.myserver.com. I want to create a static address (possibly via an environment variable) like webhooksite.myserver.com/staticwebhookreceiverpage, which will remain active even when the container is rebooted. I suppose that using a persistent Redis server will help preserve the URL after a reboot, but when creating a new server, new URLs are still generated randomly, and I want to set a static webhook address, which would be, for example, specified in compose.yml.