AKGhost / network-trigger

Raspberry pi relay with Socat listening.

network-trigger

Raspberry pi relay with Socat listening.

This is a project to allow remote trigger from Zabbix monitoring server to send messages to remote PI2 driving Red/Yellow/Green tower light via Relay Hat V1.0

Programming based on Python 3 and newer at this time. Added some fun console verbage that is basically un needed.

Enjoy

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Installing the scrtipt and running on Raspberry pi with Headless Mode setup.

Install Raspberry pi OS

Create blank file with no Extention called ssh

create file called wpa_supplicant.conf

country=US

ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev

update_config=1

network={

scan_ssid=1

ssid="your_wifi_ssid"

psk="your_wifi_password"

}

then boot unit. Allow boot and install to complete then log in via SSH using default pi Login (pi / raspberry )

After logging in it is always strongly suggested to change the default password before moving on as it does pose a security issue with connecing to your wifi network.

At the time of this scripting (12/21) Raspbian comes with Python 3.9.2

Not to update and start installing things

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install -y git python3-pip python3-tk

git clone https://github.com/AKGhost/network-trigger.git

Now you should be ready to run the program

cd network-trigger

python StationAlert.py

(Now i suggest installing screen so you can close your ssh window and be able to leave the programming running in the background)

you should be greated with:

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Internet tower light
Internet monitoring
Remote Light station
Raspberry pi
relay hat
Alaskaradar
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System online and Standing by
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Once this is complete and running

Now your pi is listening to all traffic found on port 50000 for the keywords set on lines 57 / 64 / 71 / 79 of the script. Change these how you want.

That is the end of this part. I will eventually update to show intergration in Zabbix