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🚀 Feature: Security notifications to telegram discord webhook etc. #467
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Originally created by @lordraiden on GitHub (Sep 11, 2025).
Feature description
A feature to generate notifications based on some scenarios
Pitch
For security reasons a way to be notified about relevant changes in the configuration.
@kmendell commented on GitHub (Sep 11, 2025):
Pocket ID is meant to be soley a OIDC provider, Features like this would bloat the UI with configuration options in order to configure them, and Pocket ID biggest goal is to keep everything simple and to the point. Features like this cabn easily be built around the api for your individual use case.
@lordraiden commented on GitHub (Sep 11, 2025):
Configuration options? it requires 2 parameters to send notifications to telegram. and the 4 check boxes to select what you want to send...
@cdanis commented on GitHub (Dec 1, 2025):
I came here to file a FR for similar functionality.
I understand we don't want to bloat the UI, have to take on maintenance burdens for many different notification services, etc.
But can we instead added support for just one simple outgoing webhook implementation, and then leave it to users or the community to hook that up to actual push notification services?
POSTing the JSON payload of an audit-log event would be simple and sufficient -- exactly what you can poll from the API, only pushed.
(And in the case of common self-hosted push servers like ntfy.sh, this would already be sufficient, along with some basic configuration on the ntfy side.)
@Alfredooe commented on GitHub (Dec 23, 2025):
I'd quite like to see this re-opened if possible @kmendell , happy to work on a PR. I don't think this would add excessive complexity, You could just assume Slack's webhook format which would also integrate with Discord / RocketChat / Mattermost.