demaniak

Ok, is there anyway to just verify a key using just a public key (perhaps pulled from public rest end point), without going through the pain of a key store?

@cope here is what I got working: First, the private/public key pair is generated: `openssl genrsa -out jwt.pem 2048` `openssl rsa -in jwt.pem` that should produce the base64 encoded private...

@fulopm correct me if I'm wrong, but when in a group chat context, `update.getMessage().getChatId()` will return the ID of the group, not the user that send the message/command? Not sure...

> > @fulopm correct me if I'm wrong, but when in a group chat context, `update.getMessage().getChatId()` will return the ID of the group, not the user that send the message/command?...

> I've been hitting the same issue when automating set-up of new instances with Docker. Email validation appears to perform a DNS lookup on the email's domain. DNS lookups do...

A follow up comment - the `hostname` work-around of course does not work for email addresses not hosted on that domain then. So as it stand then, the only way...

The mentioned ticket (#15850 ) seems to explain exactly what is going wrong (It's always DNS). It does not 100% explain why it works fine when I run the same...

I would suggest perhaps add the compose file as an example - so that somebody that WANTS to run this with compose has something they can copy and adjust to...

Seems I hit the same problem. `AMD Ryzen 7 5800H with Radeon Graphics` `PowerTOP version 2.14`

Hit this problem on oDroid C2, Armbian Bookwork (happened on bullseye also). Got a mix of disks and filesystems attached, with things running on top. - ext4 - xfs Samba,...