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May 12, 2024 18:17
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This script retrieves temperature readings from specified sensors, compares them to a threshold, and sends a notification to a specified ntfy.sh channel with the priority level indicating the severity. I recommend adding it to your crontab.
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#!/bin/bash | |
channel="https://ntfy.sh/YOURTOPICHERE" | |
sensors=( | |
"nvme-pci-0900:Composite" | |
# Add as many sensors as you want here | |
) | |
threshold=55 | |
# Extract the temperature value from the JSON output of sensors command | |
get_temperature() { | |
sensor_name="$1" | |
attribute="$2" | |
value=$(sensors -j | jq -r --arg sensor "$sensor_name" --arg attr "$attribute" '.[$sensor][$attr]["temp1_input"]') | |
echo "$value" | |
} | |
notify() { | |
priority=1 | |
message="" | |
# Loop through the sensors to construct the notification message | |
for sensor in "${sensors[@]}"; do | |
# Split the sensor name and attribute | |
IFS=':' read -r -a parts <<< "$sensor" | |
sensor_name="${parts[0]}" | |
attribute="${parts[1]}" | |
# Get the current value of the attribute using get_temperature function | |
value=$(get_temperature "$sensor_name" "$attribute") | |
# Construct the sensor information for the notification message | |
sensor_info="$sensor_name at $value" | |
# Check if the value exceeds the threshold | |
if (( $(echo "$value > $threshold" | bc -l) )); then | |
priority=4 | |
fi | |
# Append the sensor information to the notification message | |
message=$(echo -e "$message\n$sensor_info") | |
done | |
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Tags: satellite" -H "X-Priority: $priority" -H "X-Title: $(hostname) Sensors Report" -d "$message" "$channel" | |
} | |
notify |
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