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An Rclone Mirror-Leech Telegram Bot to transfer to and from many clouds. Based on mirror-leech-telegram-bot with rclone support added, and other features and changes from base code.

Features:

qBittorrent

  • Qbittorrent support for torrent and magnets
  • Select files from Torrent before downloading
  • Edit global options from bot settings

Aria2c

  • Aria support for direct download links
  • Netrc support
  • Direct link authentication from bot
  • Edit global options from bot settings

Rclone

  • Copy file/folder from cloud to cloud
  • Leech file/folder from cloud to Telegram
  • Mirror from Telegram to a selected cloud
  • Telegram Navigation Button Menus to interact with cloud
  • File Manager: size, mkdir, delete, dedupe and rename
  • Service Accounts support with automatic switching
  • Serve cloud as http or webdav index
  • Sync clouds
  • Search files on cloud
  • Clean cloud trash
  • View storage info

Mirror

  • From Telegram to cloud
  • Link/Torrent/Magnets/Mega to cloud
  • Renaming for Telegram files
  • Files in batch from Telegram restricted channels
  • Queue system

Leech

  • Link/Torrent/Magnets/Mega to Telegram
  • Thumbnail for each user
  • Set upload as document or as media for each user
  • Files in batch from Telegram restricted channels
  • Upload files to a superGroup/channel.
  • 4gb file with premium account

Status

  • Status while downloading and uploading
  • Status Pages for unlimited tasks
  • Cancel all buttons for choosing specific tasks status to cancel

Archives

  • Extract and Zip link/file from Telegram to cloud
  • Extract and Zip folder/file from cloud to Telegram
  • Using 7-zip tool to extract all supported files
  • Extract rar, zip and 7z with or without password

Database

  • Mongo Database
  • Save owner settings
  • Save user settings, including thumbnails.
  • Save private files (rclone.conf, token.pickle, etc)
  • Save RSS last recorded data

RSS

  • Rss feed with filter support

Others

  • Load and overwrite token.pickle, rclone.conf, config.env and accounts.zip from bot
  • Edit most of the config variables from bot

From Other Repositories

  • Search on torrents with Torrent Search API or with variable plugins using qBittorrent search engine
  • Mongo Database support
  • Ytdl support
  • Docker support
  • Extensions Filter for the files to be uploaded/cloned
  • Select files from Torrent before downloading
  • Direct link authentication for specific link while using the bot (it will work even if only username or password)
  • Custom name for all links except torrents and mega.
  • Save restricted messages from private channels.
  • Upload files to supergroup/channel.
  • Clone Google Drive files/folders from link
  • Thumbnail support
  • Upload as document or as media
  • Update bot at startup and with restart command using UPSTREAM_REPO
  • Own users settings when using bot or added to supergroup
  • 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

  • Extract filetypes:

    ZIP, RAR, TAR, 7z, ISO, WIM, CAB, GZIP, BZIP2, APM, ARJ, CHM, CPIO, CramFS, DEB, DMG, FAT, HFS, LZH, LZMA, LZMA2, MBR, MSI, MSLZ, NSIS, NTFS, RPM, SquashFS, UDF, VHD, XAR, Z, TAR.XZ

Commands for bot(set through @BotFather)

mirror - Mirror to selected cloud 
unzipmirror - Mirror and extract to cloud 
zipmirror - Mirror and zip to cloud 
multizipmirror - Mirror and zip multiple files to cloud 
mirrorset - Select cloud/folder where to mirror
mirrorbatch - Mirror Telegram files in batch to cloud 
leech - Leech from cloud to Telegram
unzipleech - Leech and extract to Telegram 
zipleech - Leech and zip to Telegram 
multizipleech - Leech and zip multiple files to Telegram 
leechbatch - Leech Telegram files in batch to Telegram 
ytdl - Mirror ytdlp supported link
ytdlzip- Mirror and zip ytdlp supported link
ytdlleech - Leech yt-dlp supported link
ytdlzipleech - Leech and zip yt-dlp supported link
myfiles - File manager
config - Bot config files
copy - Copy from cloud to cloud
clone - Clone gdrive link file/folder 
usetting - User settings
ownsetting - Owner settings
rss - Rss feed
cleanup - Clean drive trash
cancelall - Cancel all tasks
storage - Drive details
serve - Serve remote as index
sync - Sync two remotes
search - Search for torrents
status - Status message of tasks
stats - Bot stats
shell - Run cmds in shell
log - Bot log
ping - Ping bot
restart - Restart bot

How to deploy?

  1. Installing requirements
  • Clone repo:

     git clone https://github.com/Sam-Max/rclone-mirror-leech-telegram-bot rclonetgbot/ && cd rclonetgbot
    
  • For Debian based distros

sudo apt install python3 python3-pip

Install Docker by following the official Docker docs

  • For Arch and it's derivatives:
sudo pacman -S docker python
  • Install dependencies for running setup scripts:
pip3 install -r requirements-cli.txt
  1. Set up config file
  • cp config_sample.env config.env

  • Fill up fields: All values must be filled between quotes, even if Int or Bool.

    • Mandatory Fields:

      • API_ID: get this from https://my.telegram.org. Don't put this in quotes
      • API_HASH: get this from https://my.telegram.org
      • BOT_TOKEN: The Telegram Bot Token (get from @BotFather)
      • OWNER_ID: your Telegram User ID (not username) of the owner of the bot
    • Optional Fields:

      • DOWNLOAD_DIR: The path to the local folder where the downloads will go
      • SUDO_USERS: Fill user_id of users whom you want to give sudo permission separated by spaces. Str
      • ALLOWED_CHATS: list of IDs of allowed chats who can use this bot separated by spaces Str
      • AUTO_MIRROR: For auto mirroring files sent to the bot. NOTE: If you add bot to group(not channel), you can also use this feature. Default is False. Bool
      • DATABASE_URL: Your Mongo Database URL (Connection string). Data will be saved in Database (auth and sudo users, owner and user setting, etc) Str
      • CMD_INDEX: index number that will be added at the end of all commands. Str
      • STATUS_LIMIT: No. of tasks shown in status message with buttons. NOTE: Recommended limit is 4 tasks. Str
      • TORRENT_TIMEOUT: Timeout of dead torrents downloading with qBittorrent
      • PARALLEL_TASKS: Number of parallel tasks for queue system. Str
    • UPDATE

      • 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. Default is master. Str NOTE: If any change in docker or requirements you will need to deploy/build again with updated repo for changes to apply.
    • RCLONE

      • DEFAULT_OWNER_REMOTE: default remote from your rclone config for mirror. (for owner) Str
      • MULTI_RCLONE_CONFIG: For allowing the use of a global rclone config for all users (no sudo or owner affected) or each user with their own rclone config. Default to False. Bool
      • DEFAULT_GLOBAL_REMOTE: default remote from global rclone config for mirror. Use this when MULTI_RCLONE_CONFIG is False and if you loaded a global rclone config. Str
      • USE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS: For enabling Service Accounts for rclone copy. Default to False. Bool.
      • SERVICE_ACCOUNTS_REMOTE= To set remote (teamdrive) from your rclone config with the service accounts added. Str. Note: teamdrive remote must have team_drive field with id
      • SERVER_SIDE= For enabling or desabling rclone server side copy. Default to False. NOTE: if you get any error while copy set this to False. Bool
      • SERVE_IP= "Ip (public) of your vps where bot is running. Str
      • SERVE_PORT: Port to use for remote index. Default to 8080. Str
      • SERVE_USER: User for remote index. Default to admin. Str
      • SERVE_PASS: Password for remote index. Default to admin. Str
    • CLONE

      • GDRIVE_FOLDER_ID: Folder/TeamDrive ID of the Google Drive Folder or root to which you want to clone. Required for Google Drive. Str
      • IS_TEAM_DRIVE: Set True if TeamDrive. Default is False. Bool
      • EXTENSION_FILTER: File extensions that won't clone. Separate them by space. Str Notes: Must add token.pickle file directly to root for cloning to work. You can use /config command to add from bot.
    • LEECH

      • LEECH_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
      • EQUAL_SPLITS: Split files larger than LEECH_SPLIT_SIZE into equal parts size (not working with zip cmd). Default is False. Bool
      • USER_SESSION_STRING: Pyrogram session string for batch commands and to 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 have to use with supergroup/channel not with bot. You can also use batch commands without string session, but you can't save messages from private/restricted channels.
      • DUMP_CHAT: Chat ID. Upload files to specific chat. str. NOTE: Only available for superGroup/channel. Add -100 before channel/supergroup id. Add bot in that channel/group as Admin
    • 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
    • RSS

      • RSS_DELAY: Time in seconds for rss refresh interval. Default is 900 in sec. Str
      • RSS_COMMAND: Choose command for the desired action. Str
      • RSS_CHAT_ID: Chat ID where rss links will be sent. Add -100 before channel id. Str
      • RSS_USER_SESSION_STRING: To send rss links from your telegram account. To generate session string use this command python3 generate_string_session.py. Str. NOTE: Don't use same session string as USER_SESSION_STRING.
      • RSS NOTE: DATABASE_URL and RSS_CHAT_ID are required, otherwise rss commands will not work. You must use bot in group. You can also add the bot to a channel and link this channel to group so messages sent by bot to channel will be forwarded to group without using RSS_USER_STRING_SESSION.
    • QBITTORRENT

      • BASE_URL: Valid BASE URL where the bot is deployed to use qbittorrent web selection. Format of URL should be http://myip, where myip is the IP/Domain(public). If you have chosen port other than 80 so write it in this format http://myip:port (http and not https). Str
      • SERVER_PORT: Port. Str
      • WEB_PINCODE: If empty or False means no more pincode required while qbit web selection. Bool Qbittorrent NOTE: If your facing ram exceeded issue then set limit for MaxConnecs, decrease AsyncIOThreadsCount in qbittorrent config and set limit of DiskWriteCacheSize to 32
    • TORRENT SEARCH

      • SEARCH_API_LINK: Search api app link. Get your api from deploying this repository. Str
      • SEARCH_LIMIT: Search limit for search api, limit for each site. Default is zero. Str
      • SEARCH_PLUGINS: List of qBittorrent search plugins (github raw links). Add/Delete plugins as you wish. Main Source: qBittorrent Search Plugins (Official/Unofficial).Str
      • Supported Sites:

      1337x, Piratebay, Nyaasi, Torlock, Torrent Galaxy, Zooqle, Kickass, Bitsearch, MagnetDL, Libgen, YTS, Limetorrent, TorrentFunk, Glodls, TorrentProject and YourBittorrent

  1. Deploying with Docker
  • Start Docker daemon (skip if already running)

      sudo dockerd
    
  • Build Docker image:

      sudo docker build . -t rcmltb 
    
  • Run the image:

      sudo docker run -p 80:80 rcmltb
    
  • 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
    
  1. Deploying using docker-compose

NOTE: If you want to use port other than 80, change it in docker-compose.yml

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

Generate Database

  1. Go to https://mongodb.com/ and sign-up.
  2. Create Shared Cluster.
  3. Press on Database under Deployment Header, your created cluster will be there.
  4. Press on connect, choose Allow Acces From Anywhere and press on Add IP Address without editing the ip, then create user.
  5. After creating user press on Choose a connection, then press on Connect your application. Choose Driver python and version 3.6 or later.
  6. Copy your connection string and replace <password> with the password of your user, then press close.

How to create rclone config file

Check this youtube video (not mine, credits to author):

Notes:

  • When you create rclone.conf file add at least two accounts if you want to copy from cloud to cloud.
  • For those on android phone, you can use RCX app app to create rclone.conf file. Use "Export rclone config" option in app menu to get config file.
  • Rclone supported providers:

    1Fichier, Amazon Drive, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Box, Ceph, DigitalOcean Spaces, Dreamhost, Dropbox, Enterprise File Fabric, FTP, GetSky, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Google Photos, HDFS, HTTP, Hubic, IBM COS S3, Koofr, Mail.ru Cloud, Mega, Microsoft Azure Blob Storage, Microsoft OneDrive, Nextcloud, OVH, OpenDrive, Oracle Cloud Storage, ownCloud, pCloud, premiumize.me, put.io, Scaleway, Seafile, SFTP, WebDAV, Yandex Disk, etc. Check all providers on official site: Click here.

Getting Google OAuth API credential file and token.pickle

NOTES

  • You need OS with a browser.
  • Windows users should install python3 and pip. You can find how to install and use them from google.
  • You can ONLY open the generated link from generate_drive_token.py in local browser.
  1. Visit the Google Cloud Console
  2. Go to the OAuth Consent tab, fill it, and save.
  3. Go to the Credentials tab and click Create Credentials -> OAuth Client ID
  4. Choose Desktop and Create.
  5. Publish your OAuth consent screen App to prevent token.pickle from expire
  6. Use the download button to download your credentials.
  7. Move that file to the root of rclone-tg-bot, and rename it to credentials.json
  8. Visit Google API page
  9. Search for Google Drive Api and enable it
  10. Finally, run the script to generate token.pickle file for Google Drive:
pip3 install google-api-python-client google-auth-httplib2 google-auth-oauthlib
python3 generate_drive_token.py

Using Service Accounts to avoid user rate limit [For Google Drive Remotes]

NOTE: Using Service Accounts is only recommended for Team Drive.

1. Generate Service Accounts.

Warning: Abuse of this feature is not the aim of this project and we do not recommend that you make a lot of projects, just one project and 100 SAs allow you plenty of use, its also possible that over abuse might get your projects banned by Google.

NOTE: If you have created SAs in past from this script, you can also just re download the keys by running:

python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --download-keys $PROJECTID

NOTE: 1 Service Account can copy around 750 GB a day, 1 project can make 100 Service Accounts so you can copy 75 TB a day.

Two methods to create service accounts

Choose one of these methods

1. Create Service Accounts in existed Project (Recommended Method)
  • List your projects ids
python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --list-projects
  • Enable services automatically by this command
python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --enable-services $PROJECTID
  • Create Sevice Accounts to current project
python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --create-sas $PROJECTID
  • Download Sevice Accounts as accounts folder
python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --download-keys $PROJECTID
2. Create Service Accounts in New Project
python3 gen_sa_accounts.py --quick-setup 1 --new-only

A folder named accounts will be created which will contain keys for the Service Accounts.

2. Add Service Accounts

Two methods to add service accounts

Choose one of these methods

1. Add Them To Google Group then to Team Drive (Recommended)
  • Mount accounts folder
cd accounts
  • Grab emails form all accounts to emails.txt file that would be created in accounts folder
  • For Windows using PowerShell
$emails = Get-ChildItem .\**.json |Get-Content -Raw |ConvertFrom-Json |Select -ExpandProperty client_email >>emails.txt
  • For Linux
grep -oPh '"client_email": "\K[^"]+' *.json > emails.txt
  • Unmount acounts folder
cd ..

Then add emails from emails.txt to Google Group, after that add this Google Group to your Shared Drive and promote it to manager and delete email.txt file from accounts folder

2. Add Them To Team Drive Directly
  • Run:
python3 add_to_team_drive.py -d SharedTeamDriveSrcID

Yt-dlp and Aria2c Authentication Using .netrc File

For using your premium accounts in yt-dlp or for protected Index Links, create .netrc and not netrc, this file will be hidden, so view hidden files to edit it after creation. Use following format on file:

Format:

machine host login username password my_password

Example:

machine example.workers.dev login index_username password index_password

Note: Using aria2c you can also use without username. Multiple accounts of different hosts can be added each separated by a new line.

Youtube Note: For youtube authentication use cookies.txt file.


Bot Screenshot:

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