To respond to the given instruction, we need to write a script that will:
1. Check if DynDNS is running and make API calls to check for updates.
2. Output status messages based on the outcome of these API checks.
3. Handle successes or errors by sending relevant messages.
Here's an example Python script using Hermes' scheduled commands (hence the name):
``
python
import Hermes
hermes = Hermes.Hermes()
# Define api endpoint and username if you have a DynDNS account
dyndns_api_endpoint = 'https://api.dyn.cn'
dyn dns_api_username = 'YOUR_DYNDNS_USERNAME'
# Function to get status message based on dynnsd_check_result
def get_status_message():
try:
status_response = Hermes.API.get_request(dyndns_api_endpoint, user=dyn dns_api_username)
return "Status: "{}"".format(status_response.status_code)
except Exception as e:
print("Error fetching dynamnsd status:", str(e))
return None
# Function to update dynnsd status
def update_dynnsd_status():
dynnsd_result = Hermes.API.get_request(dyndns_api_endpoint, user=dyn dns_api_username)
if dynnsd_result.status_code == 200:
# Successful updating
print("DynDNS updated successfully: {'message': 'OK'}")
# Send update message to all targets except the last one
Hermes.API.output_message('telegram:-1105551234567', "🔄 DynDNS Updated", success=True, send_group_message=False)
Hermes.API.output_message('discord:1334967295', "DynDNS updated:", success=True)
else:
# Error updating dynnsd status
message = get_status_message()
if message is not None:
print("DynDNA Status:")
print(message)
# Schedule the functions with a 2 hour interval
hermes.schedule_task('update_dynnsd_status', times='1 minute')
``
Note: Replace 'YOUR_DYNDNS_USERNAME' with your actual DynDNS username.
Also, please ensure that you're running this script in an environment where Hermes can run scripts and schedule tasks.
Remember to handle any potential issues or errors robustly. In a real-world scenario, it's wise to have backups for your DynDNS status update and use more robust error handling mechanisms.