Do you have python implementation of ConnectionsManager.cpp?

[batreller]

Hi! Thanks for your wonderful job, actually very interesting project.

Do you have python's implementation of ConnectionsManager.cpp
or
Connection.cpp?

I am specifically interested in reading raw bytes that are sent and received by telegram, I want to see all information sent over there and thats why I am looking for this implementation, it seems to me that as you managed to make Telegram server you should now what data is transmitted there. I am mostly interested in implementation of Connections::onReceivedData method and ConnectionsManager::onConnectionDataReceived method.

I would really appreciate if you could help me with that. Thanks a lot.

[DavideGalilei]

Are you interested in the raw, encrypted, TCP bytes or the underlying protocol bytes?
Is your goal to create a protocol-level proxy or something similar?

[batreller]

Yep, I am interested in either raw encrypted tcp bytes being decrypted in python code or in passing already decrypted bytes.

I need it to fully break down content that telegram transmits, because I have recently noticed that content transmitted is NOT just TLObjects as I always thought before.

Thanks for such a quick response

[batreller]

I think I might explain my needs a bit unclear.

So what I ideally need is a function where I can pass already decrypted TCP bytes and get all data from these bytes in readable format. If data in these bytes is not finished it will be waiting for next portion of bytes (same way as Telegram has it implemented)

So something like that

while True:
    bytes_portion = bytes.fromhex(input("Input new decrypted bytes portion"))
    readable_data = decode_tgbytes(bytes_portion)
    # readable bytes can be anything, string, json, custom object, just anything so it was clear what is stored in these bytes
    print(readable_bytes)

[DavideGalilei]

There are different stacks / abstraction layers in the code, if you need to see the raw TCP bytes you need to edit the Transport classes, whereas if you need to see the decoded objects you need to look at the Client class. P.S. it's a messy code and you probably need to tinker with it a bit

[DavideGalilei]

You can join the Telegram group chat if you prefer, it's the one linked in @ChameleonGram.