>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 13:26

afair it's not possible

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:59

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:30

The DPI is 50/50. Sometimes it decides to block stuff, sometimes it doesnt.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:29

if it will have problems there i will run it with logging.DEBUG and see what happens then

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:28

No systemd, no docker

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 11:31

I see systemd services in my nightmares. No, I haven't tried that yet. Trying to run on a different server in a less strict network environment (a VPS in Germany instead of my file server in Russia). Also the network mode was set to host so docker shouldn't have used any virtual interfaces.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 11:30

There is nothing wrong in the bot code, must be something else. Have you tried running without docker, just to see if you can replicate the problem?

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:59

trust_env variable makes it inherit http_proxy

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:58

That’s how I use it.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:58

Just put the proxy in the aiohttp client.

Also move your http session outside and just reuse it.

session = aiohttp.ClientSession()

# Inside your functions since it’s reusable. 

async with session.get() as resp:
      return resp

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:54

Ah, looks like 5 minutes and 30 seconds on binding to socket.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:51

Yeah but it’s 200 OK so I think the problem is in the processing.

>>> telegram.Bot()

26 June 2026 14:58

both admins, separate groups though, one has an upgraded username and one doesn't

>>> telegram.Bot()

26 June 2026 14:04

Is anyone else noticing bot message edits showing in recent actions? For some reason on one bot it's not showing any recent actions but on the main bot it's causing a lot of recent actions

>>> telegram.Bot()

25 June 2026 23:19

Where can I find source code for a Telegram shop bot? If you have any links or GitHub repositories, I'd really appreciate it if you could share them.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 13:23

Can a bot know which user is its owner, as in the person who created it though botfather?

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:36

Which vps provides unmetered bandwidth and port speed more than 1gpps and cheap price

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:29

If your thesis is right (blocked by ISP) you should not see the 200 response or you should see error log messages.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:28

well i started it on my vps

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 12:28

Indeed, but just for debug only, you can run directly the python process and monitor for a day or two

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 11:30

First rule of debugging is strip any unnecessary part

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 11:00

Ahh I dont use that since I have to retry the request with other proxy if it fails.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:59

You can also put the proxy inside the ClientSession() using TCPConnector

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:58

Doesnt aiohttp session require with? I remember trying it that way years ago but it didnt work :(

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:55

But that would mean A LOT of requests get piled up that it got stuck yesterday at 17.

>>> telegram.Bot()

05 July 2026 10:53

It may be that klipy api is getting randomly blocked by my ISP and the requests to it get stuck? I need some more logging to be sure. Aiohttp doesnt trust http_proxy env var by default according to google

>>> telegram.Bot()

26 June 2026 14:59

i hope it's not another case of upgraded usernames giving unintended side effects

>>> telegram.Bot()

26 June 2026 14:58

Is one an admin and one not?

>>> telegram.Bot()

26 June 2026 05:07

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

25 June 2026 18:34

Ah I have discovered the @BotSupport account