Is this library supposed to be run on a server?

[oliverw]

Given all the manual prompting and stuff, I have a hard time imagining how this is supposed to work when running on a server. Care to elaborate?

[MrAliSalehi]

yes you "can" run this on the server if you want to, you could have an API which handles auth and prompts. or even connect it to a telegram bot :D please take a look at this example

[wiz0u]

The simplest way to run this on a server is to setup it first on a workstation, answering the login/verification prompts. Then you can move the generated WTelegram.session file onto the server (move it, do not copy this file, it should only be used by one program at a time). And your server can use that session file to be automatically logged onto a specific user without the need to manually log-in each time. (Read the README for further info)

[oliverw]

The simplest way to run this on a server is to setup it first on a workstation, answering the login/verification prompts. Then you can move the generated WTelegram.session file onto the server (move it, do not copy this file, it should only be used by one program at a time). And you server can use it to be automatically logged onto a specific user without the need to manually log-in. (Read the README for further info)

Thanks for the quick reply. That's what I THOUGHT it would work like but since I have no knowledge of the key lifespans, if there are refresh tokens and other stuff involved, I wanted to make sure.

[wiz0u]

No refresh stuff. Once logged-in, your session should be good forever (until you log off or the user terminate that session)

[oliverw]

No refresh stuff. Once logged-in, your session should be good forever (until you log off or the user terminate that session)

Got it. Thanks.