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Sending messages to Mattermost or Slack Webhooks using Python 3

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In this article I will demonstrate another method for posting messages to a Mattermost/Slack instance but this time from Python 3 by utilising an incoming webhook.

  • date_range Date 28-10-2020
  • label Tags Mattermost, Python 3, Slack, Webhooks

Sending messages to Mattermost or Slack Webhooks using PowerShell

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In this article I shall demonstrate an method utilising PowerShell to post messages to a Mattermost instance by means of a incoming webhook. Additionally I expanded on this further to include a working example on how you can also use the function as part of a scheduled task running on Windows.

  • date_range Date 29-03-2020
  • label Tags Mattermost, Powershell, Slack, Webhooks

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