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https://github.com/kos-v/sensors-informer

Daemon for checking CPU temperature sensors and sending notifications to channels (notify-send, smtp, telegram)
https://github.com/kos-v/sensors-informer

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Daemon for checking CPU temperature sensors and sending notifications to channels (notify-send, smtp, telegram)

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# Sensors informer



This service checks data from lm_sensors (Linux monitoring sensors) and

sends notifications when critical indicators are reached.



## Building, installation, etc



### Compilation



To compile, you must have installed Go at least version 16.



1. `git clone https://github.com/kos-v/sensors-informer.git`



2. `cd sensors-informer`



3. `make`



### Installation



You can install this service and the global configuration file to the system directory.



Run (you may need root-rights): `make install`



### Uninstallation



To uninstall run (you may need root-rights): `make uninstall`



## Configuring



To start the service, you need a configuration file, a template of which is in the `./etc/conf/` repository folder. When installing the service to the system directory, the template will be copied to the directory `/etc/sensors-informer`, after which you need to configure the necessary channels and other parameters.  



It is also possible to load a local config file, for this put the config in the same directory with the executable file.  



In addition, you can pass the path to the config via the `-config=/path/config.yml` argument when starting the service.



Only one config can be loaded and with this priority:



1. Specific config passed via command line argument  `-config=/path/config.yml`.  

2. Local config: `./config.yml`.  

3. Global config: `/etc/sensors-informer/config.yml`



### Description of configuration parameters



```yaml

# lm_sensors options

lmSensors:

  # Path to the "sensors" command

  command: sensors



# List of channels to which you can send a notification.

# Enabling/disabling a channel is controlled by the "enable" parameter, which by default is false.

channels:

  # Sends a notification to a file, the path to which is specified in the "path" parameter

  # Can be used, for example, when testing, debugging or other cases.

  file:

    # Enable/disable

    enable: true

    # The path to a file

    path: ./notifications.out

  # Sends a notification to the notify-send program, which is often installed in gnome

  # and other graphical unix-shells on a desktop.

  # See https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/notify-send.1.html

  notifySend:

    # Enable/disable

    enable: false

    # Path to the "notify-send" command

    command: notify-send

    # Specifies the urgency level (low, normal, critical)

    # See notify-send documentation.

    urgency: critical

    # Specifies the timeout in milliseconds at which to expire the notification.

    # See notify-send documentation.

    expireTime: 10

    # Specifies basic extra data to pass. Valid types are int, double, string and byte.

    # See notify-send documentation.

    hint:

  # Sends a notification to a email via smtp

  smtp:

    # Enable/disable

    enable: false

    # Username for authentication

    username: [email protected]

    # Password for authentication

    password: "password"

    # Connection SMTP host

    host: smtp.example.local

    # Connection port

    port: 465

    # Sender data

    from:

      # Sender's email address

      email: [email protected]

      # Sender name

      name: Sensors Informer

    # List of email recipients

    to: [[email protected]]

    # Encryption type. Valid values: ssl, tls, starttls.

    encryption: ssl

    # TLS encryption parameters

    tls:

      # InsecureSkipVerify controls whether a client verifies the server's certificate chain and host name.

      # If InsecureSkipVerify is true, TLS  accepts any certificate presented by the server and any host name in that certificate.

      # In this mode, TLS is susceptible to machine-in-the-middle attacks unless custom verification is used.

      insecureSkipVerify: false

      # ServerName is used to verify the hostname on the returned certificates unless InsecureSkipVerify is given.

      # It is also included in the client's handshake to support virtual hosting unless it is an IP address.

      serverName:

  # Sends a notification to your telegram bot

  telegramBot:

    # Enable/disable

    enable: false

    # The token that you received when creating a bot through @BotFather

    token: "0000000000:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

    # The id of a chat that you initiated with your bot.

    # The chat ID can only be obtained by calling the telegram api method: https://api.telegram.org/bot{token}/getUpdates

    # where, {token} is a token issued when creating a bot through @BotFather.

    chatId: 000000000



# Sensors options

sensors:

  # Temperature check interval in seconds

  pollingInterval: 10

  # Temperature sensor options

  temperature:

    # Temperature at which a notification will be sent

    critical: 80

    # The unit of measure for the critical parameter. Default: celsius.

    # Valid options: "c" (celsius), "f" (fahrenheit).

    unit: c



# Notification options

report:

  # Format of notification

  format:

    # The format in which the temperature will be displayed in a notification.

    # Valid options: "c" (celsius), "f" (fahrenheit).

    temperatureUnit: с

    # Format of notification title

    title:

      # Title text.

      # If you specify {timestamp}, then the title will contain the date when the notification was generated.

      text: "Critical temperature readings [{timestamp}]:"

  # Time in seconds when a notification can be resubmitted

  repeatTimeout: 1800

```