node-telegram-bot-api: 400 Bad Request: wrong file identifier/HTTP URL specified

+1 still no solution ?

Have the problem with sendAudio with URL string. So what is the solution ?

EDIT : I added ?random=64 and it worked.

I’ve found out adding at the end of URL the query string: ?0 is enough to make it work 🤔

Same here! 50 similar photos works fine. I have problem only with this one

https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2018/08/d895b2471743055da86415f4af06b010.jpg

Same (i think) here, but with sendMessage method. I fixed when changed the URL from “http://host:port/etc…” to “http://host.some.thing:port/etc…”.

Ps: host is hosted on a server only visible inside intranet.

with sendPhoto, and the URL works fine, and the photo starts with a letter. https://trello-attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/5666779e6c24bb815183689c/597f79754996f872478fb5c8/600x264/79a80ac19fe1a4390cba895c920944f2/S61028-20071611.jpg

I’ve found out adding at the end of URL the query string: ?0 is enough to make it work 🤔

Worked! OMG!

Just to add an info: it is in fact a problem of the telegram API, not the node-telegram-bot-api. I tried bypassing the SDK and making the request directly with a HTTP request and it failed with the same images I tried before.

But I noticed 2 different errors from 2 different images:

data: {
      ok: false,
      error_code: 400,
      description: 'Bad Request: MEDIA_EMPTY'
    }

 data: {
      ok: false,
      error_code: 400,
      description: 'Bad Request: failed to get HTTP URL content'
    }

I solved this problem when using the sendPhoto method using a buffer and passing this buffer as a parameter. But it doesn’t work with “editMessageMedia” since it only accepts a string for the media.

const imgBuffer = await axios
			.get(movieImagePath, { responseType: "arraybuffer" })
			.then((response) => Buffer.from(response.data, "binary"))

I’ve found out adding at the end of URL the query string: ?0 is enough to make it work 🤔

In my case I had a big difference, which I discovered after trying what you suggested.

this link does not generate error: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmUDTs1yCKM3XFHTEPABJb9b23VN77mbmoszRgbsQFQyYM/947.png this link does generate error: ipfs://QmT6kas8VTpkMZtT6EU2FJBejwnJTzVsMvxixSAMNWKitE/5293.png

placing ‘?0’ at the end of the second link, it works 🤣

Having the same issue with sendPhoto

would you mind providing the image URL?

https://telegram.ke.precisionag.org/photo/images/explore.jpg

It looks like your image is too big to send.

API doc says:

Provide Telegram with an HTTP URL for the file to be sent. Telegram will download and send the file. 5 MB max size for photos and 20 MB max for other types of content.

You’re right, I changed the file size and it the sendPhoto method worked, thanks

I had solved this problem. And I answred here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/62672868/12866353

Hope this will help.