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feat(alerts): Telegram alerts when a node stops or runs programs - #1484
New deployments/alerts/: tn-pg-alert sends a Telegram message when a node's Postgres container logs a statement that runs a server program (COPY ... TO PROGRAM or FROM PROGRAM). The kwild role may not run programs since deployments/postgres-roles.sql, so such a line is a refused try that is worth a look.
A systemd timer runs it every 5 minutes. Each run reads only the lines written since the previous run, so nothing is counted twice, and a failed send is retried on the next run. A node whose Postgres logs cannot be read sends its own alert.
Settings live in /etc/tn-alert/telegram.env (mode 600): the bot token, the chat id and, for a chat with topics, an optional topic id. Until the bot token and chat id are set, alerts go to the system journal only. The token reaches curl on stdin, so it never shows in a process listing.
New tn-node-alert in the same folder: it sends a message when the node's block height has not changed for 10 minutes (also when its RPC stops answering), when Docker restarted the kwild container on its own, or when that container is not running. A stall alert repeats every hour while it lasts, and one message says when blocks move again. A manual restart or a recreate does not alert.
install.sh installs both scripts with their services and timers and an empty settings file, keeps a settings file that already exists, and keeps the settings directory and file root only.
README.md covers the install, getting the token and chat id, and tn-pg-alert --test.
How Has This Been Tested?
shellcheck 0.10.0 passes on both scripts.
Against a local container that logs one TO PROGRAM line, one lowercase from program line and one plain line: the first run counts 2 and writes the journal entry, the second run counts 0, a run with a wrong token gets HTTP 401 from Telegram, exits 1 and keeps the last run time, a missing container sends its own alert, and --test works without a token.
During five sends, no process command line held the token.
tn-node-alert against a local fake RPC and a container that crashes: a stall alerts once, does not repeat inside the hour, repeats after it, sends one message when the height moves, names a silent RPC, and alerts on crash restarts and on a stopped container. A recreate resets the count without an alert.
On V0, a send with and without a topic id reaches the Telegram API, and a real log scan of tn-postgres exits 0 and records its run time.
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New Features
Added automated alerts for PostgreSQL logs indicating attempts to run server programs, as well as node block-production stalls, container crashes, and stopped containers.
Stall alerts repeat at configurable intervals and include a recovery notification when block production resumes.
Alerts can be sent to Telegram, with optional forum-topic targeting, and can be tested with a test message.
Added an installer and setup guidance for configuring and running the alerts.
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Adds node-health and PostgreSQL log alert scripts. Systemd timers run both scripts every five minutes. The installer deploys the scripts and units, and the README describes installation, configuration, and testing.
Changes: Node and PostgreSQL Alerts
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Summary
Node health monitoring deployments/alerts/node-health-alert.sh
The script checks container status, restart count, and block height. It reports container issues and block stalls, repeats stall alerts at the configured interval, and sends a recovery message when block production resumes. It saves monitoring state between checks.
The script scans PostgreSQL container logs for server-program indicators. It reports matching lines or log-read failures and advances the saved scan timestamp after successful alert delivery.
Alert deployment and setup deployments/alerts/tn-node-alert.service, deployments/alerts/tn-node-alert.timer, deployments/alerts/tn-pg-alert.service, deployments/alerts/tn-pg-alert.timer, deployments/alerts/install.sh, deployments/alerts/README.md
The systemd services run the scripts, and the timers schedule them every five minutes. The installer copies the scripts and units, secures the configuration directory, and enables both timers. The README documents setup, configuration, and testing.
sequenceDiagram
participant Timer as tn-node-alert.timer
participant Service as tn-node-alert.service
participant Script as tn-node-alert
participant Docker
participant RPC as user.health
participant Journal
participant Telegram
participant State as monitoring state
Timer->>Service: Activate on schedule
Service->>Script: Run alert script
Script->>State: Load saved health values
Script->>Docker: Inspect container status and restart count
Docker-->>Script: Return container details
Script->>RPC: Query block height
RPC-->>Script: Return height or no height
Script->>Journal: Log alert or recovery message
opt Telegram credentials are configured
Script->>Telegram: Send alert or recovery message
end
Script->>State: Save health values and alert time
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trufnetwork/node#1481: Removes server-program privileges from kwild and tn_repack; this change adds alerts for PostgreSQL logs that indicate attempts to run server programs.
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Failed alerts can be missed rather than retried, including notification that block production has recovered. Resolve the delivery gaps before merging and review the remaining scan and checkpoint risks.
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Review comments at @deployments/alerts/install.sh:
- Around line 11-14: Update the telegram.env setup block to secure both
/etc/tn-alert and the settings file even when they already exist: ensure they
have trusted ownership and permissions that prevent untrusted local users from
accessing the directory or reading credentials, while preserving any required
access for the alert service. Apply these restrictions before credentials are
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Review comments at @deployments/alerts/pg-program-alert.sh:
- Line 64: Update the checkpoint write in the script’s last-run flow to write
the timestamp to a temporary file in the same directory, sync it, and only then
atomically replace the existing checkpoint. Preserve the existing timestamp
format and ensure a failed write or sync does not replace the old checkpoint.
- Line 58: Update the log-matching expression used to set count so it detects
actual PostgreSQL COPY TO/FROM PROGRAM clauses, excluding occurrences inside
quoted strings and comments. Preserve the existing count behavior for matching
program attempts and avoid counting unrelated log text.
- Line 58: Update the log matching in the count calculation to detect `PROGRAM`
when a `COPY` statement’s `TO` or `FROM` and `PROGRAM` appear on separate log
lines. Match across the relevant statement lines before the checkpoint advances,
preserving the existing case-insensitive detection.
- Around line 29-32: Update the send path for missing Telegram credentials to
return failure when journal-only delivery via logger fails, while preserving
success when it succeeds. Ensure the caller does not advance last-run after that
failure and retains the scan start time on the first run as well.
- Line 51: Update the checkpoint handling around the `since` assignment for
`STATE_DIR/last-run` so a missing checkpoint recovers the available retained
Docker log interval instead of limiting recovery to ten minutes; ensure that
interval is processed successfully before writing a new checkpoint, without
changing normal behavior when a checkpoint exists.
- Line 53: Replace the full-interval `logs` capture in the Docker log scan with
a streaming search so output is processed without buffering it in memory.
Preserve detection of program statements, propagate Docker or scan failures
through the existing error handling, and update the checkpoint only after the
scan and required sends succeed.
Review comments at @deployments/alerts/tn-pg-alert.service:
- Around line 6-8: Bound the `docker logs` request used by `tn-pg-alert` with a
timeout so a hung request fails through the existing error path and allows the
next timer run to retry. Preserve the service’s current oneshot behavior and
alert handling.
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When credentials are unset and logger fails, send returns success and advances last-run. The next timer run skips the undelivered alert. Return failure for journal-only delivery errors and retain the scan start time, including on the first run.
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Review comment at @deployments/alerts/pg-program-alert.sh around lines 29 - 32:
Update the send path for missing Telegram credentials to return failure when
journal-only delivery via logger fails, while preserving success when it
succeeds. Ensure the caller does not advance last-run after that failure and
retains the scan start time on the first run as well.
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@MicBun Thanks. The change returns failure when logger fails, so an existing checkpoint is preserved.
The first-run case still needs a fix. If last-run does not exist, Line 57 calculates a new ten-minute window on each run. After a failed send, an event near the start of the first window can fall outside the next window and be missed.
Please retain the initial since value and recheck a failed journal write on the first run.
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Stream the log scan instead of buffering the interval.
If failed sends leave a long checkpoint interval, logs can exceed available memory before the script searches it. Later runs can then fail before reporting new program statements. Stream the scan while preserving Docker error handling and the checkpoint-on-success behavior.
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Review comment at @deployments/alerts/pg-program-alert.sh at line 53:
Replace the full-interval `logs` capture in the Docker log scan with a streaming
search so output is processed without buffering it in memory. Preserve detection
of program statements, propagate Docker or scan failures through the existing
error handling, and update the checkpoint only after the scan and required sends
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@MicBun Thanks for the update. The scan no longer buffers all Docker logs, but it still stores every matching line in matches. A large number of matching lines can still exhaust memory.
Line 65 also ignores grep errors. A scan error could therefore advance the checkpoint without reporting matches. Please count matches directly with grep -c and check both pipeline statuses, treating grep exit status 1 as no matches.
Distinguish program clauses from unrelated log text.
If PostgreSQL logs a query containing 'to program' as a string literal, the script counts it as a program attempt and sends a false alert. Match actual COPY ... TO/FROM PROGRAM clauses while excluding quoted text and comments.
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Review comment at @deployments/alerts/pg-program-alert.sh at line 58:
Update the log-matching expression used to set count so it detects actual
PostgreSQL COPY TO/FROM PROGRAM clauses, excluding occurrences inside quoted
strings and comments. Preserve the existing count behavior for matching program
attempts and avoid counting unrelated log text.
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printf'%s\n''--- image sources ---'
rg -n -F -e 'kwil-postgres' -e 'logging_collector' -e 'log_min_error_statement' -- deployments .github ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- upstream PostgreSQL 16 source excerpts ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestbase = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/postgres/postgres/REL_16_STABLE/'for name, needles in [ ('src/backend/utils/error/elog.c', ['append_with_tabs(StringInfo buf, const char *str)', 'STATEMENT:', 'debug_query_string']), ('src/backend/commands/copy.c', ['permission denied to COPY to or from an external program']),]: print('\n---', base + name, '---') try: text = urllib.request.urlopen(base + name, timeout=20).read().decode() except Exception as exc: print('FETCH FAILED:', exc) continue lines = text.splitlines() for needle in needles: positions = [i for i, line in enumerate(lines) if needle in line] for i in positions: print('\n---', needle, 'line', i + 1, '---') for j in range(max(0,i-8), min(len(lines), i+22)): print(f'{j+1:5} {lines[j]}')PY
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestbase='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/postgres/postgres/REL_16_8/'for name, needles in [ ('src/backend/utils/error/elog.c', ['appendStringInfoString(&buf, _("STATEMENT: "))', 'append_with_tabs(StringInfo buf, const char *str)']), ('src/backend/commands/copy.c', ['permission denied to COPY to or from an external program'])]: print('\n---',base+name,'---') try: lines=urllib.request.urlopen(base+name,timeout=20).read().decode().splitlines() except Exception as e: print('FETCH FAILED:',e); continue for needle in needles: indices=[i for i,s in enumerate(lines) if needle in s] for i in indices: if needle.startswith('append_with_tabs') and i < 300: continue for j in range(max(i-5,0),min(i+14,len(lines))): print(f'{j+1}: {lines[j]}')PY
When a logged COPY statement has a newline between TO or FROM and PROGRAM, grep misses it. If no other line matches, the script advances the checkpoint without sending an alert. Match across the statement’s log lines before advancing the checkpoint.
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Update the log matching in the count calculation to detect `PROGRAM` when a
`COPY` statement’s `TO` or `FROM` and `PROGRAM` appear on separate log lines.
Match across the relevant statement lines before the checkpoint advances,
preserving the existing case-insensitive detection.
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Fixed the split statement case in 6e65540: the scan also matches the fixed message Postgres logs when it refuses such a statement (external program, pg_execute_server_program), which does not depend on how the statement is formatted. I am keeping the plain text match for literals. A false alert here only asks someone to read a few log lines, and a missed attempt costs more.
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@MicBun Thanks. I checked commit 6e65540a: the matcher now catches the permission-denial message even when the statement is split across lines. I also understand the decision to accept false alerts from literals.
The matcher remains line-based. If a permitted role runs a split statement and PostgreSQL logs it, the denial message will not appear, so the alert can still miss it. Is that case in scope for this alert?
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send "${NODE_LABEL}: Postgres logged ${count} line(s) with TO PROGRAM between ${since} and ${now}. Read them with: docker logs --since ${since} --until ${now} ${PG_CONTAINER} 2>&1 | grep -i program"
If a power loss leaves a partial timestamp, Docker can reject every later log query. The script then reports a log-read error but never advances or repairs the checkpoint, so program-statement alerts stop until an operator intervenes. Write and sync a temporary checkpoint before replacing the old one.
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Update the checkpoint write in the script’s last-run flow to write the timestamp
to a temporary file in the same directory, sync it, and only then atomically
replace the existing checkpoint. Preserve the existing timestamp format and
ensure a failed write or sync does not replace the old checkpoint.
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Fixed in 6e65540. The checkpoint is written to a temporary file, synced and renamed into place, and a checkpoint that does not parse falls back to the 10 minute look back.
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@MicBun Thanks for adding the temporary checkpoint. I checked 6e65540a and found two remaining issues:
Line 78 ignores a failed sync, so Line 79 can replace the old checkpoint without a successful sync. Stop before the rename if sync fails. Sync the state directory after the rename to make it durable.
Lines 55–58 check the timestamp format, but not whether the date is valid. For example, 2026-99-99T99:99:99Z passes the check but will not parse.
Please address these and retry verification. I inspected the code but did not run it.
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Go net/http Client Timeout zero no timeout official documentation
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- http package - net/http - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/net/http
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/http/client.go?h=new
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/http/client.go?h=ide
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/http/client.go?s=23335%3A23432
- http package - github.com/go-lang/go/src/pkg/net/http - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/go-lang/go/src/pkg/net/http
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Bound the Docker log request.
If docker logs hangs, the service can remain active indefinitely. The timer then cannot start another check, and no alert is sent. Add a timeout around docker logs so the existing error path reports the failure and the next timer run can retry.
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Bound the `docker logs` request used by `tn-pg-alert` with a timeout so a hung
request fails through the existing error path and allows the next timer run to
retry. Preserve the service’s current oneshot behavior and alert handling.
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@MicBun Thanks. The four-minute timeout prevents the service from remaining active indefinitely.
One part of the finding remains: if docker logs hangs, systemd terminates the script, so the error path cannot send the alert. Please add a shorter timeout around docker logs and leave time for the alert to be sent before the service timeout.
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feat: get a Telegram alert when Postgres runs a server program
feat(alerts): get a Telegram alert when Postgres runs programs
Nov 6, 2026
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feat(alerts): get a Telegram alert when Postgres runs programs
feat(alerts): get Telegram alerts when a node stops or runs programs
Nov 6, 2026
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feat(alerts): get Telegram alerts when a node stops or runs programs
feat(alerts): Telegram alerts when a node stops or runs programs
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Review comments at @deployments/alerts/node-health-alert.sh:
- Around line 101-119: Update the height-advance recovery branch that sends
“blocks are moving again” so a failed send leaves a persisted pending-recovery
state that subsequent timer runs retry. Clear the open alert and pending
recovery only after the recovery message succeeds, while preserving the updated
block height and timing state.
Review comments at @deployments/alerts/README.md:
- Line 9: Update the README sentence about reading log lines to clarify that
each run starts from the previous successful run and that a failed send causes
the next run to rescan the same lines. Remove the claim that lines are never
counted twice.
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resolves: https://github.com/truflation/prediction-bots/issues/112
part of: https://github.com/truflation/prediction-bots/issues/113
Description
deployments/alerts/:tn-pg-alertsends a Telegram message when a node's Postgres container logs a statement that runs a server program (COPY ... TO PROGRAMorFROM PROGRAM). Thekwildrole may not run programs sincedeployments/postgres-roles.sql, so such a line is a refused try that is worth a look./etc/tn-alert/telegram.env(mode 600): the bot token, the chat id and, for a chat with topics, an optional topic id. Until the bot token and chat id are set, alerts go to the system journal only. The token reaches curl on stdin, so it never shows in a process listing.tn-node-alertin the same folder: it sends a message when the node's block height has not changed for 10 minutes (also when its RPC stops answering), when Docker restarted the kwild container on its own, or when that container is not running. A stall alert repeats every hour while it lasts, and one message says when blocks move again. A manual restart or a recreate does not alert.install.shinstalls both scripts with their services and timers and an empty settings file, keeps a settings file that already exists, and keeps the settings directory and file root only.README.mdcovers the install, getting the token and chat id, andtn-pg-alert --test.How Has This Been Tested?
shellcheck0.10.0 passes on both scripts.TO PROGRAMline, one lowercasefrom programline and one plain line: the first run counts 2 and writes the journal entry, the second run counts 0, a run with a wrong token gets HTTP 401 from Telegram, exits 1 and keeps the last run time, a missing container sends its own alert, and--testworks without a token.tn-node-alertagainst a local fake RPC and a container that crashes: a stall alerts once, does not repeat inside the hour, repeats after it, sends one message when the height moves, names a silent RPC, and alerts on crash restarts and on a stopped container. A recreate resets the count without an alert.tn-postgresexits 0 and records its run time.Summary by CodeRabbit