To fix the error message in your Telegram channel, you'll need to get the status update from DynaDNS and then use its response to determine if an action should be taken. You can do this by retrieving the response and getting the value of
update that indicates whether there were any updates.
``
python
import pycurl
# Get the list of available options from DynaDNS (only 10 are supported in this example)
options = {
'opt1': True,
'opt2': False,
# ... other options here
}
options_list = []
for option in options:
value = requests.get('https://api_dynadns.org/' + option + '.json').json()
if value['status'] == 200:
options_list.append(option)
# Get the list of available DynaDNS values from Telegram (only the first option is used for this example)
values_text = requests.get('http://webreqs.com/dynadns/telegram/' + ','.join(options_list))
options_dict = ast.literal_eval(values_text.text)
values = []
for key in options_dict:
values.append(options_dict[key])
# Get the updated value from DynaDNS
updated_value = None
if len(values) > 0 and values[0][key] == 'OK':
updated_value = values[0][key]
else:
updated_value = None
if updated_value
is None:
sent_status = False
else:
try:
# Send the update message to Telegram based on the DynaDNS value
if updated_value
== 'OK':
status_code, text = requests.get('https://api_dynadns.org/' + updated_value + '.json').text.split('\r\n\r\n')
sent_status = True
print(f"Updated {option} to OK: {status_code}")
elif updated_value
== '-1':
# Update to -1 for unknown or failed DynaDNS values or errors that may not be reachable.
result = requests.get('https://api_dynadns.org/' + updated_value + 'status.json').text
sent_status = True
print(f"Updated {option} to -1: {result}")
except Exception as e:
# If any error occurs, it may be related to the DynaDNS or Telegram API, you should investigate further and consider setting up a logging system for DynaDNS errors.
sent_status = False
print(f"An error occurred while updating {option}: {e}")
else:
sent_status = False
if not sent_status:
send_no_change()
`
This script will retrieve the list of available DynaDNS options from Dinadns and then for each option, check if there are any updates. Depending on the DynaDNS value ('OK':
, 'Error':
), it will send an update message to Telegram with either an error status or a success status, where OK
indicates successful updates, -1
indicates errors or unknown values, etc.
Please note that you may need to update the script according to your needs and consider setting up logging facilities for DynaDNS errors. The code also assumes that your bot has access to Dynadns API and Telegram bot.
Regarding sending the output manually, send_no_change()` in the provided example just does nothing and does not send a message to any channel.