Dockerized setup for Telegram MTProxy

This repository contains a Docker setup for running an MTProxy server. MTProto Proxy is a protocol designed for accessing Telegram where it might be blocked or restricted. This setup allows you to deploy your own MTProxy instance quickly and securely.

The resulted docker image can be ran easily in services like: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean

Prebuilt image usage

This is the link to the image built with the Dockerfile provided in the repo.

In any provider service you can put the image link, the following parameters and you should have running your own proxy

docker run -d --name mtproxy -p 443:443 -p 8888:8888 mtproxy

To see the generated SECTRET for the Proxy, you only need to check the logs of the container, it may depend on the service provider you use, but with plain docker is:

   docker logs mtproxy

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/telegramProxyDocker.git
   cd telegramProxyDocker

2. Build the Docker image:

   docker build -t mtproxy .

3. Run the MTProxy container:

   docker run -d --name mtproxy -p 443:443 -p 8888:8888 mtproxy

4. Check the logs for the MTProxy secret:

   docker logs mtproxy

   Look for the line that says "MTProxy Secret for Clients" and copy the secret.

Connecting to Your MTProxy Server

To connect to your MTProxy server from the Telegram app, use the following details:

• Server: Your server's IP address or domain name
• Port: 443
• Secret: The secret you copied from the container logs

You can manually enter these details in the Telegram app under Settings > Data and Storage > Proxy Settings > Add Proxy, or use a configuration URL formatted as follows:

tg://proxy?server=YOUR_SERVER_IP&port=443&secret=YOUR_PROXY_SECRET

Replace YOUR_SERVER_IP with your server's IP address and YOUR_PROXY_SECRET with the MTProxy secret.

Security Note

This MTProxy setup uses port 443 to help with obfuscation and ensure the proxy is accessible even in restrictive networks. The MTProto proxy protocol encrypts data, providing secure communication.

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome! Please submit issues and pull requests with any improvements or bug fixes.