A simple Go program that monitors the BlackDesert64.exe process and its network status. If the process disconnects it sends a custom Telegram message and optionally kills the process or turns off the computer.
- (optionally) Tries to kill all
CoherentUI_Host.exeprocesses (requires admin rights) - (optionally) Changes the CPU process priority on startup (requires admin rights)
- Check if the designated process is currently running
- Obtain the process ID (PID)
- Run
cmd.exe netstat -aonand find the PID its output
If the process is running, but its PID is no longer found in the output of netstat it then does the following:
- Send a Telegram message using a URL query string
- (optionally) writes the time of disconnect in a log file
- (optionally) tries to kill the process (requires admin rights)
- (optionally) shuts down the computer (
cmd /C shutdown /s)
On first startup the program creates the config.yml file, where you can provide the details of your Telegram bot. It also contains some program specific options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| token | The token is a string along the lines of AAHdqTcvCH1vGWJxfSeofSAs0K5PALDsaw that is required to authorize the bot |
| botid | A unique ID of your bot along the lines of 123456789 |
| chatid | Unique identifier for the target chat or username of the target supergroup or channel |
| timestamp | Append a timestamp to the Telegram message |
| message | The message your bot sends in case of a disconnect |
| stayalive | By default, the program closes if it has detected a disconnect |
| process | The process to be monitored, defaults to BlackDesert64.exe |
| timebetweenchecksins | Time in seconds to wait between each polling interval |
| faillimit | Maximum number of failed checks until exit routine is initiated |
| shutdownondc | Shut down the computer after the client disconnected |
| killondc | Kill the process after it disconnected (requires the executable to be run with admin rights!) |
| killcoherentui | Kill all CoherentUI_Host.exe processes (requires admin rights) |
| log | Write a simple log file with timestamps (log.txt file) |
| processpriority | Set the CPU priority of the process (allowed values: idle, below normal, normal, above normal, high priority, realtime) (requires admin rights) |
- Download Telegram for your favorite platform
- Initiate chat with the
BotFather - Enter
/newbotand follow instructions. If successful, you will receive the bot id and token (in the form of<botid:token>). - Initiate a conversation with your bot by entering
telegram.me/<bot_username>in your browser - Retrieve your personal user/chat id by entering
https://api.telegram.org/bot<BOT_ID>:<TOKEN>/getUpdates. You will see a JSON object that contains"from":{"id":12345678,[...]". The id is the chat id you will need. - Finally, open
config.ymland copy the bot id, token and chat id in the corresponding fields. Done!
If you want to compile this program yourself you will need the following programs/tools:
- Go
- (optional) JetBrains Gogland IDE
- Mingw-w64
- (optional) rcedit
If everything is set up correctly and all executables are in PATH clone this repository, open a command shell in the root directory and enter make. Alternatively, you can also just run go build, but then the command shell window will not be hidden and the executable will not have a fancy icon.
This is a free time project as a means to learn the Go language and not some elaborate venture. By that, I cannot promise any updates or bugfixes. Feel free to fork this project and/or to suggest changes via pull requests.
MIT