More robust code & Support for network ports

[schuellerf]

Thank you for your great work so far!
Although it didn't work on my machine as it has no swap and only "virtual" drives - so I fixed that

Also I added support to query open ports and alert if new ports have been opened or closed
(service started/died)

Regards
Florian

[syxolk]

Hey, thanks for the good work. I will take a look at it tomorrow.

[schuellerf]

Support for system services also went in as you can see :-D

[syxolk]

Hey, I'm pretty busy right now. But I will definitely merge it once I've had time to test it on my side.

[schuellerf]

Just take your time, I'm not in a hurry ;-)

[jlsjonas]

@syxolk has your situation changed meanwhile? if not, looking at the commit history it might be interesting to add maintainers or mark it as no longer maintained pointing to @schuellerf's version (if (s)he is up for that.
The project looks very interesting!

[syxolk]

@jlsjonas I will try to look through this in the next days. I'm not sure if I want to maintain this because I'm not actively using it anymore.

[jlsjonas]

May i ask what you're using instead? Or are you no longer using servers directly anymore?
There's definitely some interesting alternatives but I'm not sure how nicely they integrate with Telegram :)

[syxolk]

Mostly UptimeRobot but that's not really comparable to be honest :)

I should probably start using this again 👍

[jlsjonas]

Indeed 😁
I rely on UptimeRobot too, for public-facing checks; doesn't help with discovering the underlying issues 😉