This document is a collection of problems and solutions that have arisen during use, providing solutions in a question-and-answer style and from a beginner's perspective.
Since project author does not have enough time to maintain this project and the documentation on its use is not comprehensive, there are many questions in use that are not answered in the documentation. The writer has found solutions to various problems in the process of using the program through his own exploration, so he has written a help file here to help more users who encounter problems. All the problems are actually encountered or issue solved, so the problems you encounter may not be included, I hope more people will come to improve this document.
A 1: Execute the command ./DownloadBot in the working directory
If -bash:./DownloadBot: Permission denied is displayed, enter chmod 777 ./DownloadBot to grant Permission.
A 2: Self-compilation
# CentOS for example
yum install go # If you are prompted for a package that cannot be found, install epel first: yum install epel-release
go version # If the version number is displayed, the installation is successful and the version needs to be greater than or equal to 1.15.0
cd /root
git clone https://github.com/gaowanliang/DownloadBot && cd DownloadBot
go build
# Compile is complete and you can run DowloadBot
./DownloadBotA 3: Missing configuration file config.json锛孉ccording to README
2021/07/23 01:51:31 strconv.ParseInt: parsing "": invalid syntax
panic: strconv.ParseInt: parsing "": invalid syntax
goroutine 37 [running]:
log.Panic(0xc00025f3a8, 0x1, 0x1)
D:/program_app/go/src/log/log.go:351 +0xac
main.dropErr(...)
D:/program_data/go/DownloadBot/main.go:14
main.toInt64(0x0, 0x0, 0x4)
D:/program_data/go/DownloadBot/utils.go:514 +0x9d
main.TMSelectMessage(0xc000212c80)
D:/program_data/go/DownloadBot/Telegram.go:62 +0x4e
created by main.tgBot
D:/program_data/go/DownloadBot/Telegram.go:707 +0x85dA 4: There are still some problems with multi-user support, so please use a single user first, i.e. the UserID is filled in with an ID first.
A 5: Just send a direct link to the file or a BT link directly to your Bot
A 6: The current version of the Bot menu does not have a command, you have to manually enter the command: Delete files from the download folder and follow the instructions. It seems that in version 0.4 there is a command in the menu, pending a fix.
PS: If you are controlling a remote server to download files through this software, and the downloaded files are on the remote server, naturally this program cannot access the files on the remote server, so it is stipulated that the IP address you set needs to be the local IP address before you are allowed to use the upload/move/delete functions. So only if the IP address is localhost or 127.0.0.1 will uploads be allowed.
A 7: Send Upload all files in the download folder to Bot, click 1 (OneDrive) in the back menu, click New and you will get a URL. open the URL in your browser and log in to authorise your OneDrive account, your browser will then jump to a URL that will not open. Copy it and send it to Bot, the binding is successful.
You can also use your own API (if the web page suggests that the application is not validated), which you need to compile yourself. See here
A 8: Delete ./DownloadBot/info/onedrive/your_onedrive_account.json
PS: It's meaningless to say binding/unbinding users in this application, you can use multiple accounts at once and they don't interfere with each other
A 9:
- Add
&to the end of the command, e.g.. /DownloadBot &so that the program will still run when SSH is disconnected. Why not use a script to check the program's running status every certain time?
#!/bin/bash --posix
while true
do
procnum=` ps -ef|grep "DownloadBot"|grep -v grep|wc -l`
if [ $procnum -eq 0 ]; then
cd /home/DownloadBot/ && /home/DownloadBot/DownloadBot & ## your bot location
fi
sleep 30 ## check status every 30 seconds
done- Use
screen, see https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-use-linux-screen/ for details