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Cline Notification Server

Here are a few ways an MCP (likely referring to a Minecraft server) can send notifications via Telegram, along with explanations and considerations: **1. Using a Minecraft Plugin (Recommended for Simplicity)** * **Concept:** The easiest way is to use a Minecraft plugin that integrates directly with the Telegram API. These plugins handle the complexities of sending messages. * **Example Plugins (Search on SpigotMC, BukkitDev, or similar sites):** * **TelegramBroadcast:** A simple plugin that allows you to broadcast messages from the server console to a Telegram channel or group. * **Minecraft Telegram Bot:** More advanced plugins might allow players to interact with the server through Telegram commands (e.g., check server status, online players). * **EssentialsX (with a Telegram extension):** EssentialsX is a very popular general-purpose plugin. Some extensions or add-ons might provide Telegram integration. * **Steps:** 1. **Find a suitable plugin:** Read the plugin's description, reviews, and documentation carefully. Make sure it's compatible with your Minecraft server version (e.g., Spigot, Paper, Fabric). 2. **Download and install the plugin:** Place the `.jar` file in your server's `plugins` folder. 3. **Configure the plugin:** This is the most important part. You'll typically need: * **Telegram Bot Token:** You need to create a Telegram bot using BotFather (see instructions below). The BotFather will give you a unique token. * **Telegram Chat ID:** You need to find the chat ID of the Telegram channel or group where you want to send notifications. There are several ways to do this: * **Using a Bot:** Add your bot to the group/channel. Send a message to the group/channel. Then, use a Telegram API call (or a bot command if the plugin provides one) to retrieve the chat ID. Many plugins have a command to do this. * **Using a Telegram API Request:** Send a message to the group/channel, then use a tool like `curl` to make a `getUpdates` request to the Telegram API. The response will contain the chat ID. (This is more technical). 4. **Restart your server:** The plugin should load. 5. **Test the plugin:** Use the plugin's commands (e.g., `/telegram broadcast Hello!`) to send a test message. * **Advantages:** * Easiest to set up. * Requires no programming knowledge. * Often provides a user-friendly interface (commands). * **Disadvantages:** * Relies on the plugin author to maintain the plugin. * May not be as customizable as other methods. * Security: Be careful about the permissions you grant to the plugin. Only use plugins from trusted sources. **2. Using a Custom Script (More Flexible, Requires Programming)** * **Concept:** You write a script (e.g., in Python, Node.js, or Bash) that monitors the Minecraft server logs or uses the Minecraft server's API (if available) to detect events and then sends messages to Telegram using the Telegram Bot API. * **Steps:** 1. **Choose a programming language:** Python is a good choice because it has libraries for interacting with the Telegram API (e.g., `python-telegram-bot`). 2. **Install the necessary libraries:** For Python, use `pip install python-telegram-bot`. 3. **Create a Telegram bot:** Follow the instructions below to create a bot and get its token. 4. **Write the script:** The script will need to: * **Monitor the Minecraft server:** This can be done by: * **Reading the server logs:** Parse the `latest.log` file (or other log files) for specific events (e.g., player join, player leave, server start, server stop). Use regular expressions to extract relevant information. * **Using the Minecraft server's API (if available):** Some server implementations (e.g., some modded servers) might expose an API that you can use to get server status and events. * **Send messages to Telegram:** Use the `python-telegram-bot` library (or equivalent in your chosen language) to send messages to the Telegram chat ID. 5. **Run the script:** You'll need to run the script on a server or computer that has access to the Minecraft server's logs and the internet. Consider using a process manager like `systemd` (on Linux) to keep the script running in the background. * **Example (Python):** ```python import telegram import time import re # Replace with your bot token and chat ID BOT_TOKEN = "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN" CHAT_ID = "YOUR_CHAT_ID" LOG_FILE = "/path/to/your/minecraft/server/logs/latest.log" bot = telegram.Bot(token=BOT_TOKEN) def send_telegram_message(message): try: bot.send_message(chat_id=CHAT_ID, text=message) print(f"Sent message: {message}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error sending message: {e}") def monitor_log_file(): try: with open(LOG_FILE, "r") as f: f.seek(0, 2) # Go to the end of the file while True: line = f.readline() if line: # Example: Detect player join events if "joined the game" in line: match = re.search(r"\[.+\] \[Server thread\/INFO\]: (.+) joined the game", line) if match: player_name = match.group(1) send_telegram_message(f"Player {player_name} joined the game!") # Example: Detect server start if "Done" in line and "For help" in line: send_telegram_message("Server started!") time.sleep(1) # Check for new lines every second except FileNotFoundError: print(f"Error: Log file not found at {LOG_FILE}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error monitoring log file: {e}") if __name__ == "__main__": monitor_log_file() ``` * **Advantages:** * Highly customizable. You can tailor the notifications to your specific needs. * More control over the logic and formatting of the messages. * Can integrate with other systems. * **Disadvantages:** * Requires programming knowledge. * More complex to set up and maintain. * You are responsible for error handling and security. **3. Using a Webhook (More Advanced, Requires a Web Server)** * **Concept:** You set up a web server that listens for HTTP POST requests from the Minecraft server. The Minecraft server is configured to send these requests when certain events occur. The web server then forwards the information to Telegram. * **Steps:** 1. **Set up a web server:** You'll need a web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) running on a server with a public IP address or domain name. 2. **Write a web application:** The web application will handle the HTTP POST requests from the Minecraft server. It will need to: * Receive the data from the POST request. * Format the data into a Telegram message. * Send the message to Telegram using the Telegram Bot API. 3. **Configure the Minecraft server:** You'll need a plugin or mod that can send HTTP POST requests when certain events occur. Some plugins might have built-in webhook support. Otherwise, you might need to write a custom plugin. 4. **Configure the webhook URL:** In the Minecraft server plugin, you'll need to specify the URL of your web server's endpoint. * **Advantages:** * Can be very efficient. * Allows for complex integrations. * **Disadvantages:** * Most complex to set up. * Requires a web server and programming knowledge. * Security is critical. You need to protect your web server from unauthorized access. **Creating a Telegram Bot (Required for all methods):** 1. **Open Telegram and search for "BotFather".** 2. **Start a chat with BotFather by typing `/start`.** 3. **Type `/newbot` to create a new bot.** 4. **BotFather will ask you for a name for your bot. Choose a name (e.g., "My Minecraft Server Bot").** 5. **BotFather will then ask you for a username for your bot. The username must end in "bot" or "Bot" (e.g., "MyMinecraftServerBot").** 6. **BotFather will give you a token. This is a long string of characters. Keep this token secret! You will need it to configure your plugin or script.** **Important Considerations:** * **Security:** Never share your Telegram bot token with anyone. Store it securely. If you suspect your token has been compromised, revoke it and create a new one. Be careful about the permissions you grant to plugins. * **Rate Limiting:** The Telegram Bot API has rate limits. Don't send too many messages too quickly, or your bot may be blocked. Implement error handling in your script or plugin to handle rate limiting. * **Privacy:** Be mindful of the information you are sending to Telegram. Avoid sending sensitive information like player passwords. * **Server Performance:** Monitoring the server logs or using the server API can impact server performance. Optimize your script or plugin to minimize the impact. * **Plugin Compatibility:** Make sure the plugin you choose is compatible with your Minecraft server version and other plugins you are using. * **Error Handling:** Implement robust error handling in your script or plugin to handle unexpected errors. **Spanish Translation of Key Terms:** * **Minecraft Server:** Servidor de Minecraft * **Telegram:** Telegram * **Notification:** Notificación * **Plugin:** Complemento, Plugin (more common) * **Bot Token:** Token del Bot * **Chat ID:** ID del Chat * **Script:** Script, Guion (less common) * **Log File:** Archivo de Registro * **Webhook:** Webhook * **Web Server:** Servidor Web * **API:** API **Spanish Translation of the Instructions (General):** Para que un servidor de Minecraft (MCP) envíe notificaciones a través de Telegram, puedes usar un plugin de Minecraft, un script personalizado o un webhook. La opción más sencilla es usar un plugin. Necesitarás crear un bot de Telegram usando BotFather y obtener su token. Luego, configura el plugin o script con el token del bot y el ID del chat de Telegram donde quieres recibir las notificaciones. Asegúrate de proteger tu token y manejar los límites de velocidad de la API de Telegram. Good luck! Let me know if you have any more questions.

MCP Web UI

MCP Web UI is a web-based user interface that serves as a Host within the Model Context Protocol (MCP) architecture. It provides a powerful and user-friendly interface for interacting with Large Language Models (LLMs) while managing context aggregation and coordination between clients and servers.