Sergey Prokhorov
Sergey Prokhorov
Nope. MTProto proxy only connects to Telegram servers, not any other server in the internet.
Maybe someone can just post the contents of this file as an example so I can uppload it to my own server
Hi. Sorry, but this is quite a lot of work to implement. I don't have that much time right now. I'll leave it open in case I'll find some more...
Hi. The Docker Hub version is outdated (because they removed the free access for opensource projects), so I think it will only work if you build it yourself as described...
Oh, it might be that Alpine linux 3.9 is no longer available? Can you try to edit the `Dockerfile` and replace the following lines: ```diff - FROM erlang:21-alpine as builder...
Hi. Websocket a telegram app transport, not MTProto proxy transport. You can't create mtproto proxy like https://t.me/proxy?...websocket.... You can proxy websocket protocol with smth like HAProxy or Nginx, but you...
Telegram client can only use following protocols as proxy: 1) socks5 2) MTProto proxy, which has 3 variations: plain mtproto (32 char secret), random padding mtproto (`dd` - secret) and...
Introduce options in epgsql to deal with potential OOM from statements returning big volumes of data
This PR #278 could partially solve the issue. One could try smth like ```erlang BufSize = 256 * 1024, % 256kb ActiveN = 128, MaxHeapSize = 512 * 1024 *...
Introduce options in epgsql to deal with potential OOM from statements returning big volumes of data
For those interested: the solution we found so far is to create a custom command which behaves almost like standard one, but also counts the number of bytes of `?DATA`...
I unfortunately never used Open Telemetry. What data points do you think we should export there? You mentioned SQL statement and timing. How would the Open Telemetry API call look?