>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 15:16

why my bot ain't responding to any message after flood error

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 14:36

Anyone in touch of any bank manager or bank manager himself?
Please message me

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 12:34

Hi 『 ████ 』 Please post code or tracebacks using a pastebin rather than via plain text or a picture. https://pastebin.com/ is quite popular, but there are many alternatives out there. Of course, for very short snippets, text is fine. Please at least format it as monospace in that case., we like to keep our groups readable and thus require long code to be in a pastebin.

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>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:38

ext.JobQueue.scheduler
python-telegram-bot documentation for this attribute:
telegram.ext.JobQueue.scheduler

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:08

or anything in general, I wanted to add a feature to my telegram bot where I can get the bot to send a message at midnight everyday or 10pm everyday, etc.

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:02

Just a second between the codes ？

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 09:13

Then a simple solution would be to use job scheduler to send a message every 1s, if you are broadcasting.

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 08:54

when my bot send messages in grouop

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 08:50

With Bot API 7.1 (PTB v27.1), Telegram introduced the parameter allow_paid_broadcast. This allows bots to send up to 1000 messages per second by paying a fee in Telegram Stars.

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 08:49

yes i did but i failed to understand what does it say

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 07:57

telegram.error.RetryAfter: Flood control exceeded. Retry in 10 seconds

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 23:09

thank you for what you do

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 22:14

That is a question to Telegram, not to PTB 🙃

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 20:07

I'm running it in local mode.

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 19:10

I'm running a Telegram local bot API server on my VPS, and I know that files downloaded by the bots are cached on disk.

But why are those files deleted after just a few hours? They should at least stay on disk for a day so the bot can use the cached files.

Or Telegram should provide us with an option, like a flag, to run the server and specify how long we want to keep the cached files on the disk.

Do you guys have any solution to this problem? I want to maintain at least 24 hours of cache, or if more is possible, like a week, please tell me the solution.

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 14:41

Your name is perfect

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 12:42

Hi everyone. I'd like to clarify: I know that there's read_file_handle inside InputFile, but is it possible to use InputFile inside InputMedia*? I tried doing it like this: https://pastebin.com/wx0Lt0kv

But that didn't work, I got BadRequest: Can't parse inputmedia: media not found. I can provide minimal working example of what I tried, if needed.

Ultimately, I wanted to find out: is there a way to stream files inside MediaGroup from disk without loading them completely in memory?

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 11:17

ohh what the heck I didnt know that

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:37

I think PTB comes with some for APScheduler or so

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:03

I want to ask if the same group can send 1000/s

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 10:00

Do you recommend any libraries for job schedulers?

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 09:06

Can the same group exceed 1000/s

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 08:51

First you should find out if you are doing anything like a continuous broadcasting of messages.

Did you observe any patterns when this error comes?

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 08:49

Readme of python-telegram-bot
Resources

>>> telegram.Bot()

14 January 2026 07:57

Wiki of python-telegram-bot - Category Notable Features
Avoiding flood limits

>>> telegram.Bot()

13 January 2026 15:56

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 23:09

Hey Hinrich happy new year

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 20:42

Then it shouldn't delete them at all from my understanding

>>> telegram.Bot()

12 January 2026 19:30

Cant you just run it in local mode for that?

>>> telegram.Bot()

11 January 2026 07:59

And it's TON if you're doing crypto services, but if you're selling digital goods like casinos, etc., and other digital products, you should use Stars to avoid your bot being deleted.