what format the fully qualified domain name of the telegram_server should be about docker-icloudpd HOT 9 CLOSED

I have no idea what any of that says.

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I have no idea what any of that says.

Sorry, I meant：
Due to some special reasons, I want to use the parameter telegram_server, but I don't know what format the fully qualified domain name of the proxy server should be. The ones I found online or set up myself, like https://t.me/proxy?server=47.2*.*.*7&port=65092&secret=eed6e9a3a5ab755a6baf20b2e6ce241ca9617a7572652e6d6963726f736f66742e636f6d, don't seem to work. Could you provide me with an example?
Thank you very much!

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I have no idea what any of that says.

Sorry, I meant： Due to some special reasons, I want to use the parameter telegram_server, but I don't know what format the fully qualified domain name of the proxy server should be. The ones I found online or set up myself, like https://t.me/proxy?server=47.2*.*.*7&port=65092&secret=eed6e9a3a5ab755a6baf20b2e6ce241ca9617a7572652e6d6963726f736f66742e636f6d, don't seem to work. Could you provide me with an example? Thank you very much!

I don't know if the format of telegram_server is the same as the MTProto proxy used in the Telegram app. Thank you.

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I don't know it either as I don't use it personally. I need to check the code to see what it wants when I get some spare time.

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I don't know it either as I don't use it personally. I need to check the code to see what it wants when I get some spare time.

Thanks！

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         if [ "${telegram_server}" ] ; then
            notification_url="https://${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         else
            notification_url="https://api.telegram.org/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         fi

The telegram_server variable is just a hostname e.g. proxy.server.com.

It assumes https, so if your server is http, then changes will be required.

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         if [ "${telegram_server}" ] ; then
            notification_url="https://${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         else
            notification_url="https://api.telegram.org/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         fi

The telegram_server variable is just a hostname e.g. proxy.server.com.

It assumes https, so if your server is http, then changes will be required.

thanks!Maybe I need to build a telegram bot api local server?

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         if [ "${telegram_server}" ] ; then
            notification_url="https://${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         else
            notification_url="https://api.telegram.org/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         fi

The telegram_server variable is just a hostname e.g. proxy.server.com.

It assumes https, so if your server is http, then changes will be required.

maybe notification_url="${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage" will be better

thus users can decide whether http or https to provider.
I have encounter this problem now. I need a proxy to access telegram services. But after I finished my "telegram server" I found I that I should provide https service. And next problem is that I could only provide self signed certificate which could not pass the SSL check of iCloudPD

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         if [ "${telegram_server}" ] ; then
            notification_url="https://${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         else
            notification_url="https://api.telegram.org/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage"
         fi

The telegram_server variable is just a hostname e.g. proxy.server.com.
It assumes https, so if your server is http, then changes will be required.

maybe notification_url="${telegram_server}/bot${telegram_token}/sendMessage" will be better

thus users can decide whether http or https to provider. I have encounter this problem now. I need a proxy to access telegram services. But after I finished my "telegram server" I found I that I should provide https service. And next problem is that I could only provide self signed certificate which could not pass the SSL check of iCloudPD

Latest version now has a new variable. Set telegram_http=true for it to use http:// instead of https://

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