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# Mautrix-Whatsapp config
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config/mautrix-whatsapp/*.yaml
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# Mautrix-Telegram config
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config/mautrix-telegram/*.yaml
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# TODO
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# Telegram Bridge Setup Guide
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This guide will help you set up the Telegram bridge for your Dendrite Matrix server.
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## Prerequisites
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Before starting, ensure that:
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- Dendrite is properly configured and running.
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- The `telegram` database was created during the initial setup.
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- You have your domain name ready.
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- You have your [Telegram API credentials](#obtaining-telegram-api-credentials) (we'll cover this below).
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## Obtaining Telegram API Credentials
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Before configuring the bridge, you'll need to obtain API credentials from Telegram:
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1. Visit [my.telegram.org](https://my.telegram.org) and log in.
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2. Go to "API development tools".
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3. Create a new application if you haven't already.
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4. Note down your `api_id` and `api_hash` - you'll need these later.
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## Setup Steps
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1. Navigate to the Telegram configuration directory:
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```sh
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cd config/mautrix-telegram
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```
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2. Generate the initial configuration file:
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```sh
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docker run --rm -v `pwd`:/data:z dock.mau.dev/mautrix/telegram
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```
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3. Edit the generated `config.yaml` file. You may need administrative privileges (sudo) to edit this file.
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### Required Configuration Changes
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Make the following modifications to your `config.yaml`:
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#### Homeserver Settings
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```yaml
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homeserver:
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address: http://monolith:8008 # Internal Docker network address
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domain: your.domain.com # Replace with your actual domain
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```
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#### Appservice Settings
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```yaml
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appservice:
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address: http://telegram:29317 # Internal bridge address
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hostname: 0.0.0.0 # Listen on all interfaces
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```
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#### Bridge Settings
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```yaml
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bridge:
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permissions:
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'*': relaybot
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public.your.domain.com: user # Replace with your domain
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your.domain.com: full
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"@yourusername:your.domain.com": admin # Replace with your Matrix ID
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# Add your Telegram API credentials
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telegram:
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api_id: 123456 # Replace with your api_id
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api_hash: "abcdef" # Replace with your api_hash
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```
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#### Database Connection
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Update the database URI to use the Telegram-specific database:
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```yaml
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# Original:
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# postgres://dendrite:password@postgres/dendrite?sslmode=disable
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# Modified (note 'telegram' database name):
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postgres://dendrite:password@postgres/telegram?sslmode=disable
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```
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4. Generate the registration file:
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```sh
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docker run --rm -v `pwd`:/data:z dock.mau.dev/mautrix/telegram
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```
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5. Configure Dendrite to use the Telegram bridge by editing `config/dendrite/dendrite.yaml`:
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```yaml
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app_service_api:
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config_files:
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- "/etc/telegram/registration.yaml"
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```
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## Starting the Bridge
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1. Start the Telegram bridge service:
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```sh
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docker compose up -d mautrix-telegram
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```
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2. Restart Dendrite to load the new bridge configuration:
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```sh
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docker compose restart monolith
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```
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## Verifying the Setup
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1. Check if the bridge is running:
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```sh
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docker compose logs mautrix-telegram
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```
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You should see messages indicating the bridge has started successfully.
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## Using the Bridge
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1. Start a chat with `@telegrambot:your.domain.com` in your Matrix client
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2. Send the command `!tg login` to start the login process
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3. Follow the bot's instructions to:
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- Provide your phone number
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- Enter the verification code sent to your Telegram app
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- Complete two-factor authentication if enabled
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4. Proceed to set up the [Discord Bridge](../mautrix-discord/README.md)
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## Troubleshooting
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Common issues and solutions:
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1. **Bridge Not Starting**
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- Check logs: `docker compose logs mautrix-telegram`.
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- Verify database connection string.
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- Ensure API credentials are correct.
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2. **Login Issues**
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- Confirm your phone number format (including country code).
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- Check if your account has 2FA enabled.
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- Verify API credentials are correct.
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3. **Message Delivery Problems**
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- Verify bridge service is running.
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- Check bridge permissions in config.
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- Ensure Telegram session is still valid.
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You should see messages indicating the bridge has started successfully.
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## Next Steps
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## Using the Bridge
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- Set up your WhatsApp account in Matrix by starting a chat with `@whatsappbot:your.domain.com`.
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- Follow the bot's instructions to link your WhatsApp account.
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