Automatize loggin with Telegram-CLI
I am trying to automatically register for Telegram with telegram-cli/tg in two different ways, but without success:
xdotool
:
When prompts the phone number:
xdotool type --window 00000000 +00123456789; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
When prompts the validation code:
xdotool type --window 000000 99999; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
But the result returned is that I have entered an invalid code
pexpect:
child = pexpect.spawn('telegram-cli')
child.logfile = open("mylog", "w")
child.expect('phone number:')
child.sendline(phone_number) # phone_number is sent via bot
When I receive the verification code:
child.expect('code.*')
child.sendline(validation_code) # validation_code is sent via bot
child.sendline('get_self')
child.sendline('quit')
However, the "mylog" file does not show the expected result after entering the validation code.
All these tests I'm doing with python (2.7) on an Ubuntu server (16.04) by logging in remotely with X2Go
python-2.7 xdotool telegram
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I am trying to automatically register for Telegram with telegram-cli/tg in two different ways, but without success:
xdotool
:
When prompts the phone number:
xdotool type --window 00000000 +00123456789; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
When prompts the validation code:
xdotool type --window 000000 99999; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
But the result returned is that I have entered an invalid code
pexpect:
child = pexpect.spawn('telegram-cli')
child.logfile = open("mylog", "w")
child.expect('phone number:')
child.sendline(phone_number) # phone_number is sent via bot
When I receive the verification code:
child.expect('code.*')
child.sendline(validation_code) # validation_code is sent via bot
child.sendline('get_self')
child.sendline('quit')
However, the "mylog" file does not show the expected result after entering the validation code.
All these tests I'm doing with python (2.7) on an Ubuntu server (16.04) by logging in remotely with X2Go
python-2.7 xdotool telegram
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I am trying to automatically register for Telegram with telegram-cli/tg in two different ways, but without success:
xdotool
:
When prompts the phone number:
xdotool type --window 00000000 +00123456789; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
When prompts the validation code:
xdotool type --window 000000 99999; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
But the result returned is that I have entered an invalid code
pexpect:
child = pexpect.spawn('telegram-cli')
child.logfile = open("mylog", "w")
child.expect('phone number:')
child.sendline(phone_number) # phone_number is sent via bot
When I receive the verification code:
child.expect('code.*')
child.sendline(validation_code) # validation_code is sent via bot
child.sendline('get_self')
child.sendline('quit')
However, the "mylog" file does not show the expected result after entering the validation code.
All these tests I'm doing with python (2.7) on an Ubuntu server (16.04) by logging in remotely with X2Go
python-2.7 xdotool telegram
I am trying to automatically register for Telegram with telegram-cli/tg in two different ways, but without success:
xdotool
:
When prompts the phone number:
xdotool type --window 00000000 +00123456789; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
When prompts the validation code:
xdotool type --window 000000 99999; xdotool key --window 000000 KP_Enter
But the result returned is that I have entered an invalid code
pexpect:
child = pexpect.spawn('telegram-cli')
child.logfile = open("mylog", "w")
child.expect('phone number:')
child.sendline(phone_number) # phone_number is sent via bot
When I receive the verification code:
child.expect('code.*')
child.sendline(validation_code) # validation_code is sent via bot
child.sendline('get_self')
child.sendline('quit')
However, the "mylog" file does not show the expected result after entering the validation code.
All these tests I'm doing with python (2.7) on an Ubuntu server (16.04) by logging in remotely with X2Go
python-2.7 xdotool telegram
python-2.7 xdotool telegram
edited Feb 15 at 20:33
Pablo Bianchi
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asked Jul 26 '18 at 19:55
AlbertoAlberto
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