Bot Telegram Proxy
Proxy – A guide to Telegram.Bot library
Proxy – A guide to library
TelegramBotClient allows you to use a proxy for Bot API connections. This guide covers using three different proxy solutions.
HTTP Proxy
SOCKS5 Proxy
SOCKS5 Proxy over Tor (Testing Only)
If you are in a country, such as Iran, where HTTP and SOCKS proxy connections to Telegram servers are blocked, consider using a VPN, using Tor Network, or hosting your bot in other jurisdictions.
You can pass an IWebProxy to bot client for HTTP Proxies.
// using;
var webProxy = new WebProxy(Host: “, Port: 8080) {
// Credentials if needed:
Credentials = new NetworkCredential(“USERNAME”, “PASSWORD”)};
var Client = new HttpClient(
new HttpClientHandler { Proxy = webProxy, UseProxy = true});
var botClient = new TelegramBotClient(“YOUR_API_TOKEN”, Client);
Unfortunately, there is no built-in support for socks proxies in the Standard libraries.
You can use an external NuGet package: HttpToSocks5Proxy provided by one of our team members.
// using MihaZupan;
var proxy = new HttpToSocks5Proxy(Socks5ServerAddress, Socks5ServerPort);
// Or if you need credentials for your proxy server:
var proxy = new HttpToSocks5Proxy(
Socks5ServerAddress, Socks5ServerPort, “USERNAME”, “PASSWORD”);
// Allows you to use proxies that are only allowing connections to Telegram
// Needed for some proxies
solveHostnamesLocally = true;
new HttpClientHandler { Proxy = proxy, UseProxy = true});
botClient = new TelegramBotClient(“YOUR_API_TOKEN”, Client);
SOCKS5 Proxy over Tor
Warning: Use for Testing only!
Do not use this method in a production environment as it has high network latency and poor bandwidth.
Using Tor, a developer can avoid network restrictions while debugging and testing the code
before a production release.
Install Tor Browser
Open the torcc file with a text editor (Found in Tor Browser\Browser\TorBrowser\Data\Tor)
Add the following lines: (configurations are described below)
EntryNodes {NL}
ExitNodes {NL}
StrictNodes 1
SocksPort 127. 0. 1:9050
Look at the Socks5 proxy example above.
Start the Tor Browser
Usage:
var proxy = new HttpToSocks5Proxy(“127. 1”, 9050);
Note that Tor has to be active at all times for the bot to work.
Configurations in torcc
These three lines make sure you use nodes from the Netherlands as much as possible to reduce latency.
This line tells tor to listen on port 9050 for any socks connections.
You can change the port to anything you want (9050 is just the default), only make sure to use the same port in your code.
mrgigabyte/proxybot: Simple Proxy Bot for Telegram – GitHub
A simple BITM, for Telegram acting as some kind of “proxy”. Can use it as “virtual” second account for your purposes without revealing your “actual” identity.
Credits to Groosha for the actual version, I’ve simply added certain features which I thought were needed
ChangeLog!
Prerequisites
How to install
What’s new?
How it works?
Basic Functionality
Blocking and Unblocking Feature
Available and Unavailable Feature
Notes and restrictions
Upcoming features
Remember
F. A. Q.
Contact
Version 1. 4. 1 (current):
Major change: Added and Simply run to run the bot the features added by me and to run the original proxy bot
Fixed some small bugs.
Version 1. 0:
Major change: Removed the database methode of storing values.
Added: Reply_to_message feature. Now Admins can see what message the user replied to. Check In Reply to feature
Version 1. 3:
Major Updated: /setblockmessage and /viewblockmessage Admins can now set a custom block message.
Fixed some minor bugs.
Bugs in this version: Sometimes the bot fails to reply the user
Version 1. 2:
Major Update:
Added:
/setunavailablemessage feature
/viewblocklist feature
/viewnicknames feature
Bugs in this version: No bugs as such
Version1. 1:
Major Update: Improve the blocking functionality, admins can now block a user by /block @username/nickname
Version1. 0
Major Update: Users can now block a user they want to by simply tapping /block
Bugs in this version: The /block feature was a bit annoying (fixed in the next update)
Python 3 (works only with Python3);
pyTelegramBotAPI library (with bot 2. 0 support);
Telegram account.
Basic Knowledge about coding of course!
And the ability to read the manual patiently:D
Get your own bot’s token from @BotFather;
Find out your account’s unique ID (you can use ID bot or just send message via Curl or something else and get from response JSON);
Fill in the necessary variables in;
Start bot: bash
What’s new???
So I thought probably getting /block~number~ and /unblock~number~ after every text message was a bit annoying and it increases the number of text messages received, keeping this in mind I updated the bot. Now the admin can block a user by typing /block @username/nickname and to unblock by /unblock @username/nickname
Details On how this works is down Under Blocking and Unblocking Feature section
Admins can now set their status as /available or /unavailable. This means that when you will not be available bot will notify the user if he/she tries to text you by sending him your unavailable message, just like the way you have a pre-recorded message on answering machines! The bot will however forward you the message. You can set and view your unavailable message by typing /setunavailablemessage and /setunavailablemessage respectively.
You can now view the list of users you’ve blocked! By typing /viewblocklist. The list will contain their @username/nickname
You can check your status whether you’re currently available or unavailable by typing /checkstatus
/help command is also there for admins to see all the available commands
/viewnicknames to view all the nicknames of the users along with their first names.
/viewblockmessage and /setblockmessage to view and set the block message that the user will see once he/she is blocked
Changed the style of storing user ids. It doesn’t store the data of the users in a database anymore
In Reply to feature. Admin can now see what message the user has force replied to
How it works
The idea of this bot is pretty simple: you just place the bot between you and the one you want to chat with. The upside is that no one will find out your unique chat id or some other info (nickname, first name or avatar, for example). They won’t also know your last seen time. However, the downside is that you can’t initiate chat with someone (Because you’re writing from bot and bots can’t start chats to prevent spam), so you’ll have to ask people to write to your bot first.! [A simple scheme of interaction]()! [Screenshot]()
Alright, so after spending some time with the bot I thought /block~number~ and /unblock~number~ after every text was kinda annoying, so I updated the blocking feature in the bot.
I thought that it would be probably easier and less messy if the admin can block a user based on the username.
So, now you can block any user you want based on their @username or nickname provided by you, here’s how it works:
Well, the bot simply stores the data of every user it interacts with in the form of a dictionary with the key as the Username and the val or value as the of the user. And therefore whenever the admin blocks a user by entering the username the bot simply takes in the username and gets the corresponding out of it and stores it in the block list.
Now some of you might be wondering like what if the user doesn’t have a username or what if the user changed his/her username?
Aye! we have a solution for that to but before answering that let’s make a list of all the possible cases we can have.
There can be many possibilities and chances of error, I’ve made sure to cover all of them but who knows o_0
Okay! So here are the cases:
case 1: user has a username and is a new user for the bot
case 2: user doesnt have a username and is a new user for the bot
case 3: user changed his username but is an old user for the bot
case 4: user removed his username and is an old user for the bot
case 5: idk that’s it?
if not in ():
if == None:
msg = nd_message(_id, “*Uh! the user does not have a username o_0*\nCan you please suggest a name that can be used to store the data of the following user? \n *PS: The nickname should be unique and shouldn’t contain* ‘`@`'”, parse_mode=”Markdown”)
gister_next_step_handler(msg, lambda m: ocess_name_step(m, dict_name=user_dir, orage_userdir,, ))
else:
userName = “@”+
userName = ()
#checks whether the of the user is there in the block list (user_list)
#if present —> sends a message to the user that he/she is blocked
#else forwards the message to the admin
if userName not in user_dir:
d_key_dict(orage_userdir, user_dir, userName, )
for userName, chatid in ():
if chatid ==
z = userName
if ‘@’ in z:
Alright so let’s understand the code:
”’
if not in () <-- here the bot checks whether the of the user exists in the dict or not
if not: <--meaning it's a new user
then it checks for the username
if user doesnt have a username then ---> it asks the admin to give a nickname for the user to save that as key
else it saves the username of the new user as the key and as the val
We’ve successfully covere the cases 1 & 2 ^
Now if is present in ()
if yes: <---meaning its an old user
it then checks whether the username is present or not
if the user doesnt has a username (meaning the old user removed his/her username)
then it cross checks in the dict whether the key of the user has '@' or not
Now here's the tricky part: Why did I check for '@'? Because in the case 2 we have given a nick name
to the user so now assume a case:
the new user opens the bot writes a text to the bot, the bot checks the of the user since it's not
there and the user doesnt has a username it will ask the admin to give a nickname.
NOW! if the user will write a text message again then since the of the user is now present in the
dict() the user will be treated as an old user with the key as the nickname. So, the else part of the code
will execute. Now! here we are only considering the old users and not the users who already have a nickname
and hence to differentiate among the two we have checked for '@' symbol in the key.
Hence, if the user is old and doesnt have a username then it will ask the admin for the new nickname
We have successfully covered the case 4 ^
if the old user has a nickname then it checks whether the username is already present or not
if not: then it saves the data of the user with the key as the new username and as the val
if yes: then do nothing
Hence, we have covered all the possible cases
I hope this answered the questions and explained all the cases mentioned above, I know it's a bit complicated and a difficult way to code but idk i just didn't get any other idea. 😛
Since we know that no one is perfect in terms of recalling the previous data, I've included the /viewnicknames feature as well. This well help you to view all the nick-names along with the respective first-name of the user to whom it was allotted.
So here are the following commands:
/block @username/nickname <-- To block a user
/unblock @username/nickname <-- To unblock a user
/setblockmessage <-- To set the block text that the user will see once he/she is blocked
/viewblockmessage <-- To view your own block message
/viewnicknames <-- To view all the allotted nicknames along with the user's first-name
**Admins can even view the block list by typing** `/viewblocklist`
Screenshots:
#####Basic Blocking Functionality:
#####Setting the blocking text:
#####Viewing the Block List:
There can be at times when you as an admin are unavailable or don't temporarily have access to the bot, but you at the same time want to notify all the users about your unavailability just like the way we have on answering machines?
"Joshua is Unavailable! Kindly leave your message after the beep.......... "
Keeping this in mind here's the /unavailable and /available feature!
You can now set your status as available or unavailable
So now the admins set the status by typing:
/available <--- To set the status as available
/unavailable <--- to set the status as unavailable
To check the current status simply send /checkstatus to the bot
If your status is set to unavailable then the bot will simply forward the message to the admin and notify the user about the unavailability of the admin ( by sending an unavailable message)
To set the unavailable message simply send:
/setunavailablemessage
To view the unavailable message simply send:
/viewunavailablemessage
####Screenshots:
Setting Unavailable Message:
Basic Feature:
Checking Status:
##In Reply To:
Well as stated before/in the previous version. The admins were not able to see the text the user has force replied to, since the bot only forwards every new text and not the old ones.. So admin wouldn't know if the user has replied to a previously sent text or not. Now admins can see the previously send message to which the user replied.
###Screenshot:
Message formatting (both Markdown and HTML) is disabled. You can easily add parse_mode argument to send_message function to enable it.
example:
nd_message(, "Please click on [this]()to search on Google", parse_mode="Markdown")
You(Admins) should always use "reply" function, because bot will check message_id of selected "message to reply".
Storage is needed to save "message_id":"user_id" key-value pairs. First, I intended to delete message_id which I've already answered, but then I decided to remove this, so you can answer any message from certain user and multiple times.
Supported message types in reply: text, sticker, photo, video, audio, voice, document, location.
To block a user simply type/block @username/nickname and to unblock a user simply type /unblock @username/nickname
If you dont need these features then you can simply use the original version of the bot which was made by Groosha. Open the terminal and enter bash
All the text files are mentioned in except which is used somewhere in between the code.
** I will not recommend you to change the name or the location of the text files. But it's up to you! **
This bot only works in the private chats, I've tried making it work in the groups but it didn't really worked, if you can improve this bot then do let me know! I would be glad to make this work better
You can use the /help command to view all the commands which you can use an admin
Upcoming Features
I would be working on adding some more helpful features for admins and maybe for the users as well let's see:)
Anti-Spam Feature, limiting messages sent per-second
Broadcast feature for admins, they can broadcast a certain message to selected users they want
idk maybe more?? haha
Remember!
I understand, that "proxy" bots can be used to prevent spammers from being reported, so if you encounter such bots that are used to do "bad" things, feel free to report them:
F. Q
1. Will this bot work in groups/supergroups/channels?
For the time being this bot just works in private chats.
2. Can I use Emojis in my unavailable message?
Yes! You can use ONLY emojis or text in your unavailable message, you cannot save stickers/gifs in the unavailable message
3. Will I be able to skip my school/college/job?
Unfortunately nope:(
You can contact me via my Proxy Bot.
PS: Let me know if you need a new feature/tweak in this bot, please don't hesitate to text me:)
Telegram bot Proxy Bot — @pxybot – BotoStore
Get MTProto Proxy✅ inlineSend /helpChannel: @AutoMTProxySupporter: @IRANSSR
What can do this bot? Start Bot and Send /mtproxy or click on MTProto Proxy button for get can get MTProxy by send mt on inline mode /help for get user can get proxy list(10 proxies) in each click on VIP buttons or by inline Channel: @AutoMTProxySupporter: @IRANSSR
Bot Info Bot Welcome! You can get MTProto Proxy by send /mtproxy or click on MTProto Proxy can get proxies by inline @PxyBot mtVIP:VIP users can get proxy list(10 proxies) for each click on VIP buttons or by inline request.
Bot Commands
A command must always start with the ‘/’ symbol.
/mtproxyGet MTProxy/rmtRightel MTProxy/helpMore Information/mtproxylistVIP
Inline Bot
Call this bot by typing its @username and a query in the text input field in any chat.
@pxybot mt or m
