PushoverHandler cannot send multiple/ concurrent messages in quick succession about monolog

[Seldaek]

Could you try adding this in the original PushoverHandler and see if it fixes it?

    public function write(array $record)
    {
        parent::write($record);
        $this->closeSocket();
    }

This would close the socket after every call instead of keeping it open.

Another thing to try would be to add $this->setPersistent(true); to the constructor of the PushoverHandler, that way maybe it would just reuse the same socket for the two handlers, but I'm not sure.

On a sidenote, doesn't the pushover api allow sending a message to more than one person at once? That would be a better option :)

[AlexButter]

I'll try those two suggestions tomorrow and let you know if they work out.
As for the pushover api itself, it only works for one user per push. I'll
see if I can submit a ticket to them to enable multiple users on a push, I
agree that would be a better option!

On 14 January 2013 18:24, Jordi Boggiano [email protected] wrote:

Could you try adding this in the original PushoverHandler and see if it
fixes it?

public function write(array $record)
{
    parent::write($record);
    $this->closeSocket();
}

This would close the socket after every call instead of keeping it open.

Another thing to try would be to add $this->setPersistent(true); to the
constructor of the PushoverHandler, that way maybe it would just reuse the
same socket for the two handlers, but I'm not sure.

On a sidenote, doesn't the pushover api allow sending a message to more
than one person at once? That would be a better option :)

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[AlexButter]

Using the setPersistent() method doesn't work, as only the first message is received.
Not sure why, but probably to do with the SSL/ HTTPS connection (even though pushover.net does send a Connection: keep-alive header).

Calling closeSocket() works, but only for the pushover.net application's owner because the PushOver API only allows messages to other users than the application's owner when connecting over SSL.

So, the fix for PushoverHandler.php:37 is:

parent::__construct('ssl://api.pushover.net:443', $level, $bubble);

instead of:

parent::__construct('api.pushover.net:80', $level, $bubble);

So the solution to our specific problem is to close the socket on every push while connecting over SSL.

Be aware that setPersistent() and SSL might be mutually exclusive...

[Seldaek]

OK thanks for trying. I think using ssl + closeSocket() is a better approach than curl because curl isn't always available (neither is openssl, but I think it's more common). If you would like to submit a pull request with this approach it'd be great.

If you get any news from their side about multi-user-push please update this issue.

[AlexButter]

Closing this, see #148