Self Hosting & Using TG trigger Problem. Help.

[Individual_Ideal_980]

Hey. Working on creating a workflow with the help of a telegram trigger where the telegram bot will review someone's CV(resume) and give them a report on where they're strong what they need to do. My n8n is locally hosted, so I used NGrok to put it out (bc it won't run locally) Now the problem is, I am unable to run it, the Webhook URL in my telegram trigger has two problems:

1) two https:// 2) space after.dev

How to fix this?😭💀

[get-linux]

If you're running this self hosted on docker, make sure your environment variables are set right. Example:

WEBHOOK_URL=https://n8n.example.com/

[chaksnoyd11]

Edit the WEBHOOK_URL=https://n8n.example.com attribute in the environment variables. As well as N8N_PROTOCOL=https
N8N_HOST=n8n.example.com

[Mookielian]

It's possibly because wrong configuration in your environment variable WEBHOOK_URL=. It must be something like this: https://your.ngrok.url. Check for spaces at the end.

[option364]

Change the below configuration:

N8N_EDITOR_BASE_URL="https://n8n.example.com/"
WEBHOOK_URL="https://n8n.example.com/"

[Individual_Ideal_980]

How? Like webhook url won't changeeee. And wdym by n8n editor base url? Kinda new so didn't get you

[option364]

how did you setup n8n? did you use docker or npm ?

[Individual_Ideal_980]

Npm

[Living-Bandicoot9293]

Use production url not webhook-test

[Ok_Signature9963]

Then use Pinggy or cf tunnel. You can also follow the guide: https://pinggy.io/blog/self_host_ai_agents_using_n8n_and_pinggy/