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Centralized Management for Systems Administration (CMSysBot) it is a Telegram bot that allows you to manage computers in a local network from the bot itself, automating tasks like, for example, executing a series of commands on all computers, or performing updates and collecting information. All in a centralized way.
Also, the bot is easily extensible by adding plugins (bash scripts), so any action that could be performed on a single computer can be easily replicated to the whole local network by using the bot.
cmsysbot-telegram's documentation lives at readthedocs.io
Contributions to the project are really appreciated! Please, refer to the contribution guide and code of conduct before contributing.
NOTE: This bot only works with Python 3.6 or greater
First of all, you need a server with any GNU/Linux distribution, we have tested this bot on a Debian based operating system.
Once you have installed the server operating system, you have to get the bot from GitHub, install python3 libraries and system dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/oddworldng/cmsysbot-telegram.gitGo into cloned folder cmsysbot-telegram and execute:
make installsudo apt install -y sshpassTo run this bot in your server, go to your git cloned folder cmsysbot-telegram (by default) and execute this command:
make runFirst of all, you have to create a new Telegram bot using BotFather bot and get the bot token.
Once you've got it, copy your bot token into config/config.json file, in token filed.
Make sure to fill up all fields in the config/config.json file.
That's all! Now you can open your Telegram client and start a chat with your new bot @YourTelegramBot to use it.
- Andrés Nacimiento García, computer engineer at University of La Laguna.
- David Afonso Dorta, computer engineer at University of La Laguna.