Server Stats Bot

A Telegram Bot to watch your server or personal computer.

Utils

Stats 	-> returns uptime, memory and cpu usage 
Temp 	-> returns actual temperatures of your processor
speedtest -> will test your internet bandwith
Big Graph -> will plot you a beautiful graphic of your server's stats (with adjustable time)
logwatch -> will send you the [logwatch](https://sourceforge.net/projects/logwatch/)'s report
Raid 	-> will give you the status of your Raid Array (content of /proc/mdstats)
Disk 	-> your disks mountpoint and usages 
IP 		-> Your external IP

Settings

setmem, setcpu, setpoll -> 	let you choose an alert threshold for usages of you cpu and memory 
							or your processor temperature
Alerts On/Off 	-> tell the bot to send alerts or not
Graph Lenght 	-> choose the maximum time to show in Big Graph (decimal friendly, actualy code limited to 240 hours max)

Others

I use this menu to compile LineageOs update for my phone, it's linked to my build script and his logfile. (Compile LineagOs and Status buttons)

Restart Bot to restart the bot

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Usage

Requirements

• Python 3+
• Telepot
• Psutil
  • Make sure to install it for Python 3+
  • In order to make sure that pip installs packages for the 3+ version:
    • curl -O https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
    • sudo python3 get-pip.py
    • After that pip install psutil
    • Also Stackoverflow question about that here
• matplotlib
  • sudo apt-get install python3-matplotlib
• Bot key & tokens.py
  • Hide all the keys and admin variables in tokens.py. Use it only for sensitive variables. Avoid creating functions not to clutter the namespaces through the import.
  • Get a key from the Bot Father
  • Clone that repo
  • In the folder with the cloned repo create a file tokens.py
    • It's added to the .gitignore so you don't commit your own (and I don't commit mine:)
  • In that file put a string variable telegrambot which equals your key
    • For example: telegrambot = "000000000:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

Running the bot

python3 servstatsbot.py

Running the bot as "daemon"

• See included file in the repo: servstatsbot.conf
  • Open it and edit the path as mentiond in the comments there
• Place that file in /etc/init/
• Start the "daemon" with: start servstatsbot
  • You can start|stop|restart
  • If bot crashes it'll be automatically restarted
  • It will also start after reboot

Setting an admin

You have to set a variable adminchatid in tokens.py to be equal your chat_id or multiple chat_id (if more people will use your bot). For example:

• adminchatid = [443355]
• adminchatid = [443355, 55667788, 99884433]

I will reimplement this differently later.

PLEASE CONTRIBUTE :)

I got the original code from geekbeard/ServerStatsBot and adpted it to my personnal usage, please feel free to thank him and fork your own version !

Other bot development

Alfred

http://alfredthebot.com

CG