Closed jevgen closed 1 year ago
Just tested, I can confirm that it works using "name_id" not the numeric one "(-100)xxxxxxxx" without the @.
Can you try to analyze a public chat using it's "nickname" xxxxxxxx
, or a private using the related link, like https://t.me/joinchat/xxxxxxxxxxx
.
The usage is:
telepathy.py -t xxxxxxxx -c
where xxxxxxxx is the name of the chat.
Just tested, I can confirm that it works using "name_id" not the numeric one "(-100)xxxxxxxx" without the @.
Can you try to analyze a public chat using it's "nickname"
xxxxxxxx
, or a private using the related link, likehttps://t.me/joinchat/xxxxxxxxxxx
.The usage is:
telepathy.py -t xxxxxxxx -c
where xxxxxxxx is the name of the chat.
This is not how I can use it. On attempt to run from prompt I'm getting:
'Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/homebrew/bin/telepathy", line 8, in
and on attempt on running from full path I get:
'my@computer ~ % which telepathy.py telepathy.py not found my@computer ~ % locate telepathy.py /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.10/site-packages/telepathy/telepathy.py my@computer ~ % /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.10/site-packages/telepathy/telepathy.py -t -1756425942 -c zsh: permission denied: /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.10/site-packages/telepathy/telepathy.py '
Besides, telepathy seems not accepting non-ASCII chat names, so referring to those from numeric ID is the pnly way and it seems very much broken from attempted use.
Hi @jevgen! @aaarghhh has included better support for this in the latest update. Let me me know how you get on with that and if you need any more help, I'm here!
Great news! Thank you so much.
I tried unsuccessfully targeting group chat ID. Currently script works for channels, but not for groups it seem. Is it possible to add support to archive and analyse Group Chats?