Hi @dicomutiny
Here’s what I’d suggest checking:
Make sure Telegram can reach your webhook URL—check if any firewalls, VPNs, or reverse proxies are blocking its servers. Also, Telegram requires a valid HTTPS URL, so ensure your SSL certificate is valid and trusted. Remember, only one webhook can be active for your bot, so make sure no other workflow is using the same bot. Double-check that your Telegram Trigger node is set to listen for the correct message types, like text or reactions. If you’re using a reverse proxy or custom domain, ensure the WEBHOOK_URL environment variable is set correctly in your n8n configuration. If pending_update_count is always 0, it could mean Telegram isn’t sending messages or they’re being delivered to another webhook. Lastly, check the execution tab in your workflow for any errors or missed executions that might help diagnose the issue.
Thanks for the answer.
Stopped working after updating the telegram program itself, when bot_father was updated and became a mini application.
On another version of Telegram (previous) everything works, the telegram trigger catches the message.