woo200
commented
1 year ago Hi, Telethon is not built to be used with my library, so using their built-in proxy system will probably not work, however you can probably achieve the same result with monkeypatching. Be warned that this will cause all sockets opened to be proxied.
Here is an example usage (Of course substituting whatnot to make your code work)
import sockslib
import socket
authentication = [
sockslib.NoAuth(), # No authentication
sockslib.UserPassAuth('username', 'password'), # Username / Password authentication
]
sockslib.set_default_proxy(
('proxy IP', proxy_port),
sockslib.Socks.SOCKS5,
socket.AF_INET6, # This sets it to IPv6
authentication
)
original_socket = socket.socket # Save the original socket
socket.socket = sockslib.SocksSocket # Make the default socket object a SocksSocket
async with await TelegramClient.FromTDesktop(
account=tdesk,
connection_retries=10,
timeout=2,
flag=UseCurrentSession
) as app:
socket.socket = original_socket # Not neccesary but will probably cause less buggy behavior if you have anything else making connections
# your code
Ch4ttY
Hi, could you help me to use ur library with telethon with ipv6? It's opentele library(telethon fork). Thank you!
async with await TelegramClient.FromTDesktop(account=tdesk, use_ipv6=True, proxy={'proxy_type': sockslib.Socks.SOCKS5, 'addr': proxy.split(':')[0], 'port': int(proxy.split(':')[1]), 'username': proxy.split(':')[2], 'password': proxy.split(':')[3].replace('\n', ''), 'rdns': True }, connection_retries=10, timeout=2, flag=UseCurrentSession ) as app: