wx69wx/rclone-tg-bot

An rclone telegram bot to mirror-leech and transfer to many cloud servers

An Rclone Telegram bot to transfer to and from many clouds

Features:

• Mirror from Telegram to cloud.
• Mirror direct download links and Mega.nz links to cloud
• Mirror torrent and magnets links to cloud using qBittorrent.
• Mirror batch up to 100 files at once from Telegram to cloud (private or public channel)
• Zip/Unzip from Telegram to cloud
• Leech files and folders from cloud to Telegram.
• Copy from cloud to cloud.
• File manager for clouds (delete and calculate size)
• Telegram button menus to interact with clouds.
• Renaming of Telegram files.
• Progress bar when downloading and uploading.
• Direct links Supported:

  letsupload.io, hxfile.co, anonfiles.com, bayfiles.com, antfiles, fembed.com, fembed.net, femax20.com, layarkacaxxi.icu, fcdn.stream, sbplay.org, naniplay.com, naniplay.nanime.in, naniplay.nanime.biz, sbembed.com, streamtape.com, streamsb.net, feurl.com, pixeldrain.com, racaty.net, 1fichier.com, 1drv.ms (Only works for file not folder or business account), uptobox.com (Uptobox account must be premium) and solidfiles.com

Commands for bot(set through @BotFather)

mirror - mirror to selected cloud 
qbmirror - mirror torrent to cloud
unzipmirror - mirror and extract to cloud 
zipmirror - mirror and zip to cloud 
mirrorbatch - mirror files in batch to cloud 
mirrorset - select cloud/folder where to mirror
leech - leech from cloud to Telegram
copy - copy from cloud to cloud
myfiles - file manager
logs - get logs from server
server - get server info
speedtest - test speed of server
restart - restart bot

Deploy on VPS:

1. Installing requirements

• Clone repo:

   git clone https://github.com/Sam-Max/Rclone-Tg-Bot rclonetgbot/ && cd rclonetgbot
  

• Install Docker(skip this if deploying without docker).

   sudo apt install snapd
   sudo snap install docker
  

2. Set up config file

• cp config_sample.env config.env

• Fill up variables:

  • Mandatory variables:

    • API_ID: get this from https://my.telegram.org. Don't put this in quotes.
    • API_HASH: get this from https://my.telegram.org
    • OWNER_ID: your Telegram User ID (not username) of the owner of the bot.
    • ALLOWED_USERS: list of IDs of allowed users who can use this bot separated by spaces
    • ALLOWED_CHATS: list of IDs of allowed chats who can use this bot separated by spaces
    • BOT_TOKEN: The Telegram Bot Token (get from @BotFather)
    • RCLONE_CONFIG: content of the rclone.conf file generated with rclone command-line program. Set this surrounded by single quotes.

  • Non mandatory variables:

    • UPSTREAM_REPO: if your repo is private add your github repo link with format: https://username:{githubtoken}@github.com/{username}/{reponame}, so you can update your app from private repository on each restart. Get token from Github settings
    • UPSTREAM_BRANCH: Upstream branch for update.
    • USER_SESSION_STRING: Pyrogram session string for using mirrorbatch command and to download/upload using your telegram account (needed for telegram premium upload). To generate string session use this command python3 session_generator.py on command line on your pc from repository folder. NOTE: when using string session you can't use bot, use it with group or channel.
    • TG_SPLIT_SIZE: Telegram upload limit in bytes, to automatically slice the file bigger that this size into small parts to upload to Telegram. Default is 2GB for non premium account or 4GB if your account is premium.
    • EDIT_SLEEP_SECS: Seconds for update regulary rclone progress message. Default to 10.
    • DEFAULT_RCLONE_DRIVE: select a default drive from your rclone.conf file.
    • TORRENT_TIMEOUT: Timeout of dead torrents downloading with qBittorrent.

  • MEGA

    • MEGA_API_KEY: Mega.nz API key to mirror mega.nz links. Get it from Mega SDK Page
    • MEGA_EMAIL_ID: E-Mail ID used to sign up on mega.nz for using premium account.
    • MEGA_PASSWORD: Password for mega.nz account.

3. Deploying on VPS Using Docker

• Start Docker daemon (skip if already running), if installed by snap then use 2nd command:

    sudo dockerd
    sudo snap start docker
  

  Note: If not started or not starting, run the command below then try to start.

    sudo apt install docker.io
  

• Build Docker image:

    sudo docker build . -t rclonetg-bot 
  

• Run the image:

    sudo docker run rclonetg-bot 
  

• To stop the image:

    sudo docker ps
    sudo docker stop id
  

• To clear the container:

    sudo docker container prune
  

• To delete the images:

    sudo docker image prune -a
  

4. Deploying on VPS Using docker-compose

sudo apt install docker-compose

• Build and run Docker image:

sudo docker-compose up

• After editing files with nano for example (nano start.sh):

sudo docker-compose up --build

• To stop the image:

sudo docker-compose stop

• To run the image:

sudo docker-compose start

Deploying on Heroku

Bot Screenshot:

Repositories used to develop this bot:

1- TorToolkit-Telegram

2- Rclone

3- Telethon and Pyrogram

4- Conversation-Pyrogram

5- and others referenced in the code.