docker-telegram-cli
lcaparros/telegram-cli docker image allow you to get a telegram-cli instance fast and with the minimum settings requirements. This repository will content some addons that improve telegram-cli with some new features.
How to get it
$ docker pull lcaparros/telegram-cli
$ docker run -itd --name telegram-cli lcaparros/telegram-cli
How to run telegram-cli
To run telegram-cli just type the next commands in the console:
$ docker start telegram-cli
$ docker exec -it telegram-cli tlg
How to run telegram cli from a web cli
In this case we will use web tag.
$ docker pull lcaparros/telegram-cli:web
$ docker run -d --name telegram-cli-web -p 4200:4200 -e SHELLINABOX_ALLOW_SUDO=1 -e SHELLINABOX_USER=user -e SHELLINABOX_PASSWORD=pass lcaparros/telegram-cli:web
Then just connect from your favourite web browser to localhost:4200 where you will find a login page. Once logged just type tlg command to use telegram-cli as you would do with the non-web version.
The next environment variables can be provided in order to take a concrete action:
- SHELLINABOX_USER - Create a new user with the SHELLINABOX_USER username and group
- SHELLINABOX_PASSWORD - The password for the new created user
- SHELLINABOX_ALLOW_SUDO - Specify if the new user is incuded in sudoers
Feel free to modify and create whatever scenario you need with the provided tools and features.
Troubleshooting
If you get an error containing the next message:2
> telegram-cli: tgl/queries.c:470: tglq_query_result: Assertion `0' failed.
Stop and remove the telegram-cli container and run it again.
1: If you want to map a local folder (/Users/lcaparros/telegram-cli in this example) to the telegram-cli download folder, user the run command below:
$ docker run -itd --name telegram-cli -v /Users/lcaparros/telegram-cli:/root/.telegram-cli lcaparros/telegram-cli
2: If a local folder was mapped it's necessary to remove the content of this directory.