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config.ini.example
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# Configuration file for telegram-export. Default values are commented.
# This file should be copied to config.ini and edited.
# Use ; or # for comment lines
[TelegramAPI]
################ You MUST edit these values to use the exporter #################
# You can either get your own from my.telegram.org, or use a published one (easier):
# https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/dev/Telegram/SourceFiles/config.h#L222
# https://git.io/vADys (permanent link)
ApiId = 12345e
ApiHash = 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef
# Your phone number. You must supply this. Should start with +country code eg +44.
PhoneNumber = xxxxxxxxxx
# You can store your 2FA Password here if you don't want to enter it when logging in.
# It's more secure to not store your password in plain text
# SecondFactorPassword = xxxxxxxxxx
# This can be anything
; SessionName = exporter
SessionName = exporter
[Dumper]
# Output folder, where the database, media, and cache files will be stored.
# You can leave this as . to save to your current directory (when you call the
# program), or put a path like ~/Downloads or /home/username/tg-export/. It is
# usually a better idea to set a specific directory here.
OutputDirectory = .
# Either Whitelist or Blacklist should be present, not both. If both are
# present, only Whitelist will be used.
# These are lists of "entities", which can be usernames, phone numbers, or
# telegram IDs.
# - Whitelist will backup only the entities listed.
# - Blacklist will backup everything except the ones listed.
# It's usually a good idea to set a whitelist, as otherwise you will have
# to wait for lots of dialogs you don't care about to be downloaded. You can
# get a list of dialogs and their associated IDs by running
# `telegram-export.py --list-dialogs`
# # The list must be a comma separated list of entities. You may have an
# optional comment on an entry by using the : symbol. For example,
#
# Blacklist = @username : this is a comment, -1001132836449 :another comment,
# +12345678, +232525252 : the previous phone number had no comment.
# Phones must start with '+' as shown. Usernames can be with or without @
Whitelist = @example, username, -1001132836449
# Don't forget your commas! If you miss one after a comment, everything until
# the next comma will be treated as a comment.
############################# 'Advanced Options' #############################
# The file types to download, comma separated. Options are:
# "photo", "document", "video", "audio", "sticker", "voice", "chatphoto".
# An empty list (default if omitted) means all are allowed.
# Note that "chatphoto" includes profile pictures as well.
; MediaWhitelist = chatphoto, photo, sticker
MediaWhitelist = chatphoto, photo, sticker
# The maximum allowed file size for a document before skipping it.
# For instance, "800KB" will only download files smaller or equal to 800KB.
# Allowed units are "B", "KB", "MB" and "GB" (decimal point allowed).
#
# No unit defaults to "MB". Setting to "0" will not download any media.
# Note that this only applies to documents (everything but normal photos).
; MaxSize = 1MB
MaxSize = 1MB
# Sets the log level used across the entire dumper. Supported values
# are the same available in the "logging" module. Defaults to DEBUG.
# Available levels (less to more verbose): ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG, NOTSET
; LogLevel = INFO
LogLevel = INFO
# Database filename (without '.db')
; DBFileName = export
DBFileName = export
# The format string to be used when downloading media. You can use any literal
# string you wish in the name, relative names (including directories, separated
# by the '/' character) or absolute paths. Anything inside {} will be replaced
# with a proper value, and possible placeholders are:
# {sender_id} - Sender ID
# {context_id} - Context ID
# {name} - Sanitized name of the context (chat)
# {filename} - Sanitized name of the file
# {sender_name} - Sanitized sender name
# {type} - The media type (e.g. photo, document, video...)
#
# For instance, you could do:
# MediaFilenameFmt = "usermedia/{name}/{type}/{filename}"
#
# That would save files under "usermedia/Chat Name/media type/media file".
# The extension will always be added automatically as a pair of ".ID.EXT". This
# allows the program to ensure that duplicate files won't be downloaded even
# if you change the format string at a later point. You shouldn't change this.
#
# To format the date of the mesage, you can use the format specifiers
# described under the following link anywhere you wish:
# https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior
# eg. for the year you would put %Y in the format string and for a literal %
# you would put %%, though that would be a bit weird.
; MediaFilenameFmt = usermedia/{name}-{context_id}/{type}-{filename}
MediaFilenameFmt = usermedia/{name}-{context_id}/{type}-{filename}
# Time after which an unchanged user should be dumped anyway, to avoid a long
# information gap (see EXPLANATIONS.md). In minutes.
; InvalidationTime = 7200
InvalidationTime = 7200
# Chunk size in which to retrieve messages. 100 (default, max) if not present.
; ChunkSize = 100
# Maximum chunks to retrieve from a chat (if too many). 0 (default) means all.
; MaxChunks = 0
# Sets the log level used across libaries (excluding the dumper).
# Accepts the same values as LogLevel
; LibraryLogLevel = WARNING
LibraryLogLevel = WARNING
# Sets proxy support
# Proxy = socks5://user:password@127.0.0.1:1080
# Proxy = http://127.0.0.1:8080