Webhook returns nothing

[JekaSylar]

Good afternoon, for a week now I can’t figure out why the webhook doesn’t return anything to me?
Tried on a live server, tried through polling
Here is the code
web.php

Route::post('/telebot/webhook/bot/{token}', [TelegramBotAdmarController::class, 'webhook']);

telebot.php

    'bots' => [
        'admar' => [
            'token' => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN'),
            'name' => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_NAME', null),
            'api_url' => env('TELEGRAM_API_URL', 'https://api.telegram.org/bot{TOKEN}/{METHOD}'),
            'exceptions' => true,
            'async' => false,

            'webhook' => [
                'url' => env(
                    'TELEGRAM_BOT_WEBHOOK_URL',
                    env('APP_URL') . '/telebot/webhook/bot/' . env('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN')
                ),
                // 'certificate'       => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_CERT_PATH', storage_path('app/ssl/public.pem')),
                // 'ip_address'        => '8.8.8.8',
                // 'max_connections'   => 40,
                // 'allowed_updates'   => ["message", "edited_channel_post", "callback_query"],
                // 'secret_token'      => env('TELEGRAM_KEY', null),
            ],

            'poll' => [
                'limit' => 100,
                'timeout' => 0,
                'allowed_updates' => ["message", "edited_channel_post", "callback_query"]
            ],

            'handlers' => [
                // Your update handlers
            ],
        ],

TelegramBotAdmarController.php

<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log;
use WeStacks\TeleBot\Laravel\TeleBot;

use function MongoDB\BSON\toJSON;

class TelegramBotAdmarController extends Controller
{
    public function webhook($token)
    {
        $test = TeleBot::bot('admar')->handleUpdate();
        Log::info('message', (array)$test);
    }


    public function updateMessage()
    {
        $handler = function (TeleBot $bot, Update $update, $next) {
            if ($update->message->text === '/start') {
                return $bot->sendMessage([
                    'chat_id' => $update->chat()->id,
                    'text' => 'Hello, World!'
                ]);
            }

            return $next();
        };

        Log::info('telegbot - ' . toJSON($handler));
    }


}

but for some reason I can't write anything to the log

[punyflash]

Please read documentation more precise, you have not registered any handler: https://westacks.github.io/telebot/#/updates

'handlers' => [
        // Your update handlers
],

[JekaSylar]

1. that is, remove the route that I created?
2. in the settings APP_URL to register the site address?
3. execute the command and will it work?
   Right ?

[punyflash]

Yes, library have everything within already:

telebot/src/Laravel/routes/telebot.php

Lines 15 to 16 in c00ad32

	Route::post('/telebot/webhook/{bot}/{token}', WebhookController::class)
	->name('telebot.webhook');

telebot/src/Laravel/Controllers/WebhookController.php

Lines 9 to 15 in c00ad32

	class WebhookController extends Controller
	{
	public function __invoke(UpdateRequest $request)
	{
	TeleBot::bot($request->route('bot'))->handleUpdate($request->update());
	}
	}

telebot/src/Laravel/Artisan/WebhookCommand.php

Lines 46 to 74 in c00ad32

	private function setupWebhook(array $bots)
	{
	$promises = [];
	foreach ($bots as $bot) {
	$config = config("telebot.bots.{$bot}");
	$webhook = $config['webhook'] ?? [];
	$token = $config['token'] ?? $config ?? null;
	if (! isset($webhook['url'])) {
	$webhook['url'] = route('telebot.webhook', [
	'bot' => $bot,
	'token' => $token,
	]);
	}
	$promises[] = $this->bot->bot($bot)
	->async(true)
	->exceptions(true)
	->setWebhook($webhook)
	->then(function (bool $result) use ($bot) {
	if ($result) {
	$this->info("Success! Webhook has been set for '{$bot}' bot!");
	}
	return $result;
	});
	}
	Utils::all($promises)->wait();
	}

[JekaSylar]

I did as you wrote but it still does not return anything ((

[JekaSylar]

Url	https://admar.com.ua/telebot/webhook/bot/623:8_O0vHg
Has Custom Certificate	No
Pending Update Count	5
Last Error Date	1685389375
Last Error Message	Wrong response from the webhook: 403 Forbidden
Max Connections	40
Ip Address	185.166.217.119

[punyflash]

Your webhook returns 403. Check your configuration. Bot token does not seem right from your URL. And don't send it here if you don't want it compromised.

[JekaSylar]

In which method to write the handler?

[JekaSylar]

 'bots' => [
        'admar' => [
            'token' => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN'),
            'name' => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_NAME', null),
            'api_url' => env('TELEGRAM_API_URL', 'https://api.telegram.org/bot{TOKEN}/{METHOD}'),
            'exceptions' => true,
            'async' => true,

            'webapp' => [
                'redirect_url' => '/auth/telegram/callback',
            ],

            'webhook' => [
                'url' => env(
                    'TELEGRAM_BOT_WEBHOOK_URL',
                    env('APP_URL') . '/api/telebot/webhook/bot/' . env('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN')
                ),
                // 'certificate'       => env('TELEGRAM_BOT_CERT_PATH', storage_path('app/ssl/public.pem')),
                // 'ip_address'        => '8.8.8.8',
                // 'max_connections'   => 40,
                // 'allowed_updates'   => ["message", "edited_channel_post", "callback_query"],
                // 'secret_token'      => env('TELEGRAM_KEY', null),
            ],

            'poll' => [
                'limit' => 100,
                'timeout' => 0,
                'allowed_updates' => ["message", "edited_channel_post", "callback_query"]
            ],

            'handlers' => [
                // \App\Telegram\Handlers\AdmarHandler::class,
                \App\Telegram\Handlers\Admar\StatAdmarBotHandler::class,


            ],
        ],

[mohamedhekal]

It seems like you're trying to set up a Telegram bot webhook using Laravel and the TeleBot package, but you're not receiving any updates in your webhook. There could be several reasons for this issue. Let's go through some troubleshooting steps to help you identify and resolve the problem:

1. Verify Webhook URL:
   Ensure that the webhook URL you have configured in your bot's settings on Telegram matches the one you've set in your Laravel configuration. Double-check that there are no typos or trailing slashes.

2. SSL Certificate:
   If you're using an HTTPS webhook URL, make sure you have a valid SSL certificate installed on your server. Telegram requires a secure connection (HTTPS) for webhooks.

3. Token Configuration:
   Verify that the TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN environment variable in your .env file is correctly set and matches the token for your Telegram bot.

4. Routing Configuration:
   Ensure that your route definition in web.php is correctly set up to handle POST requests to the webhook URL. Make sure that the {token} parameter is correctly passed.

5. Logging Configuration:
   Check your Laravel logging configuration (config/logging.php) to ensure that the log channel you're using is correctly configured, and the log file has the necessary permissions to write to. You can also check Laravel's log files in the storage/logs directory for any error messages.

6. Debugging:
   To debug the issue further, you can add some debug statements to your TelegramBotAdmarController.php file. For example, you can add the following lines to your webhook method to log the incoming request data:

   public function webhook($token)
   {
       Log::info('Webhook received');
       Log::info('Request data: ' . json_encode(request()->all()));
       // The rest of your code
   }

   This will help you see if your webhook is receiving requests from Telegram.

7. ngrok (Optional):
   You can use a tool like ngrok to temporarily expose your local server to the internet and test the webhook locally. This can help you verify that your local setup is working correctly before deploying it to a live server.

8. Error Handling:
   Implement error handling in your webhook code to catch any exceptions or errors that might be preventing the webhook from processing updates. Log any errors for further analysis.

By following these steps and adding debugging statements, you should be able to identify the issue and get your Telegram bot webhook working correctly. Make sure to monitor your server logs for any errors or issues that may arise during the webhook setup process.