pytg.exceptions.NoResponse about pytg HOT 5 CLOSED

Normally the CLI should response with a success status, indicating whether it did execute the command, or if it failed.

pytg.exceptions.NoResponse:
This Exception means the CLI didn't send any response to that command in time.
This occasionally happens with the status_online command.
Per default the status_online command waits the default timeout specified in Sender.default_answer_timeout which is 1.0 seconds. You may change the timeout of any command with supplying result_timeout=<seconds> in the call.
Also you can surround it with a try block, excepting a NoResponse if you like to ignore it.

Combined example:

try:
    sender.status_online(result_timeout=5)  # wait up to 5 seconds
except NoResponse:  # from pytg.exceptions import NoResponse
    print("CLI did not responded in time")

Some questions, if this happens not only occasionally:

• How did you start the CLI, manually or with python?
• If started manually, did you start it with the --json flag?

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added to documentation in commit 22e5b4b

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Hi donald,

yes i start the CLI manually with

./telegram-cli -P 6090 -W --json

and i start to learn how to use this package with ping.py, i think the problem was the:

sender.status_online()

so your solutions to add some err handling with:

try:
    sender.status_online(result_timeout=5)  # wait up to 5 seconds
except NoResponse:  # from pytg.exceptions import NoResponse
    print("CLI did not responded in time")

its work like a charm

Thx bro

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Your welcome.

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Honestly I have no Idea why that line fails so often :D

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