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I've tried many times.

telegram auth 7985xxxxxxx
Fails with single line "SendRoutine: use of closed network connection"
~/.telegram_go - contains 304 bytes

I started working on this project a while ago in an attempt to get it up and running again. I have encountered a problem though. After I made a script to turn tl schemes into json, I took the layer 45 schema from tgl. And of course there are a lot of changes from layer 23 to 45, so I have been encountering some issues. The main issue is that Process function seems to be missing a few cases as it returns null when i try to connect. Specifically this happens which the Connect function sends the TL_init_connection message.
In layer 23, this is what is recieved when the program starts

• TL_msg_container containing TL_new_session_created and TL_msgs_ack which both process perfectly
• TL_rpc_result which contains TL_config as the obj

In layer 45 the program does not seem to find TL_config and just leaves it as nil, which causes the program to never "connect" and having it crash on start when it tries to cast it to a TL object but is instead met with nil and panics.

I have pushed the exact code that i am using to my repo so that you can test it.
And ofcourse i somehow put them all into another directory
Paging @sovietspaceship @hugozhu @beautyfree

Hey, you're doing an awesome job!

I'm trying to use TL_geochats_createGeoChat but I'm getting a weird error, in my opinion the answer schema is still disabled but I'm asking your opinion to confirm my thesis.

This is what I get:

leaf:telegram dunric$ ./telegram creategeochat
RPC: mtproto.TL_rpc_error{error_code:400, error_message:"INPUT_METHOD_INVALID"}
leaf:telegram dunric$

This is my piece of code:

func (m *MTProto) CreateGeoChat() error {
    var inputGeoPoint = TL_inputGeoPoint{44.4931088, 11.3377388}

    resp := make(chan TL, 1)
    m.queueSend <- packetToSend{
        TL_geochats_createGeoChat{
            "My Venue",
            inputGeoPoint,
            "My address",
            "My foursquare URL",
        },
        resp,
    }
    x := <-resp
    _, ok := x.(TL_geochats_statedMessage)
    if !ok {
        return fmt.Errorf("RPC: %#v", x)
    }

    return nil
}

Any idea?

root@mishanon:/prj/prj# telegram auth 890********
Got: mtproto.TL_auth_sentAppCode
root@mishanon:/prj/prj# ls

Telegram sent code, but the program quit without possibly enter that code.

root@mishanon:/prj/prj# go version
go version go1.15.2 linux/amd64

Is there way to handle and store in arbitrary database the sessions of multiple users?

the code will be blocked for ever in reconnect method, after getting PHONE_MIGRATE_ or NETWORK_MIGRATE_.

It is waiting for 3 updates on allDone channel, in which 2 of them never arrive (for sendRoutine and sendRoutine)

Hi!
Thanks for you library!
I try send file big file to server. I split file on chunks and send with this method:

TL_upload_saveBigFilePart{
	file_id:          id,
	file_part:        int32(i),
	file_total_parts: parts,
	bytes:            bb,
},

But after last chunk, I receive error from readRoutine:

ReadRoutine: EOF

Who knows what is problem?

Anyone knows the limits msg/second or addContact/second?

Because i'm getting this error when sending 200-300 messages in few seconds.

At: https://github.com/sdidyk/mtproto/blob/master/tl_encode.go#L121

The "append" operations inserts 512 bytes to the current buffer, when the correct thing would be including only 8 bytes (vectory type identification and vector length).

I founded the error while trying to call TL_contacts_importContacts.

Hi @sdidyk
I'm developing a client of telegram.cli, everything is ok, but I can't implement method to adding new contact to existing contact list.
Please help me to do that
Regards, Nima

When i try to add ImportContact api i get this error:

RPC: mtproto.TL_rpc_error{error_code:400, error_message:"INPUT_CONSTRUCTOR_INVALID"}

Here is my code:

`func (m *MTProto) AddContact(client_id int64, name string, surname string, number string) error {
resp := make(chan TL, 1)
fmt.Println("Trying to add contact:", name, surname, number)
m.queueSend <- packetToSend{
TL_contacts_importContacts{
[]TL{TL_inputPhoneContact{client_id, number, name, surname}},
TL_boolFalse{}},
resp}

x := <-resp
list, ok := x.(TL_importedContact)

fmt.Println("IMPORTED:", list)
if !ok {
	fmt.Println("Erro:", x)
	return fmt.Errorf("RPC: %#v", x)
}

return nil

}`

https://github.com/AmarnathCJD/gogram
API Layer 147