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have you followed the instructions here?
https://docs.mau.fi/bridges/python/telegram/authentication.html
this section specifically mentions:
so not sure if that's the issue you're running into (the timing matches up, anyways).
i've never used the telegram bridge myself, but i have other bridges running successfully.
Yes, I read it. But this is really unspecific. Login into the mobile client? Which one? Telegram? How do I login from there? This is not enough information. So I thought someone managed to get further.
i'm just guessing at this point, but if you send just the
logincommand to the bot, it sounds like it should give you some options on how to login? what are the options it gives you in response, if anything? and have you tried any of them?Yes sure but login does nothing the bot says it needs the confirmation code from telegram but telegram doesn't send a notification like anytime if you login from a new device. I thought that's the part they removed in 2023.
I thought I misunderstood here something, the guide says it needs the api data. (I have this part already) but maybe I don't get the confirmation code like normally maybe it got send to the api?
You can try "login-qr" and scan the qr code you get with the telegram app.
Either way, you need to already be logged into telegram in the normal client to login using the bridge.
Late answer, I was ill. I really got a QR code but if I scan it with telegram it says invalid token.
Huh. Is the bridge up to date and such?
For me it pretty much just works, has for like two years.
As I say in another comment, I just start over from scratch and it works with the first try.
Thx everyone for pointing me through its easier than thought.
Then you have issues with telegram, because I sure get a confirmation code each time I login on a different device, on telegram...
Have you hidden or silenced telegram chat on telegram?
Silenced chats, yes. I try this.