Allow dynamic endpoint extensions
I am running a telegram bot api server to handle large files: https://github.com/aiogram/telegram-bot-api
I am successfully able to use the server and use telegram's
getFile method to retrieve the file location, however when I navigate to the URL (the file is stored on an attached volume) I get a 404 method not allowed error. How can I fix this?GitHub
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I also tried listening on the railway internal network with
[::] but when I make a request to https://railway.internal.domain/ it does not resolve (using aiohttp in python)
@Brody Any thoughts?
I used the volume file browser and the file is definitely thereI cannot mount to
/etc/*
https://github.com/tdlib/telegram-bot-api original repo
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Telegram Bot API server . Contribute to tdlib/telegram-bot-api development by creating an account on GitHub.
show me the code that is setup to serve the files
found the issue
GitHub
Download files from not local mode · Issue #26 · tdlib/telegram-bot...
The file path is like documents/file_5, but I cant figure out how to download it. It doesn't work like the cloud API suggests, I am getting a 404 not found error then. Am I missing something?
but how would I be able to serve if the volume is mounted to the retriever...
the volume needs to be mounted to the app that is both downloading and serving the files
the app does not support serving when using the
--local flag, which is what I need
can you mount a volume to two services?you cant
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