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++ +Usually when this happens it means that you haven't properly setup your `apprise.yml` file. +For security reasons the bot is programmed so that it only responds to the person with `user_id` equal to the one set in the Telegram URL inside the `apprise.yml` file. + +Example of `apprise.yml` file: + +```yaml +version: 1 +urls: + - tgram://123456789:AABx8iXjE5C-vG4SDhf6ARgdFgxYxhuHb4A/606743502 +``` + +In this URL: + +- `123456789:AABx8iXjE5C-vG4SDhf6ARgdFgxYxhuHb4A` is the bot's `token` +- `606743502` is the `user_id` + +You can find your `user_id` by sending a Telegram message to [@userinfobot](https://t.me/userinfobot). + +Note: +If the bot is not responsive after using the _Update Telegram Bot_ function something might have gone wrong and you need to manually restart _BTB Manager Telegram_. + +
++ +This means that there are two or more instances of `BTB-Manager-Telegram` running at the same time on the same Telegram `token`. +To fix this error you can kill all `BTB-Manager-Telegram` instances and restart the Telegram bot. +You can kill the processes using the following command: + +```bash +kill -9 $(ps ax | grep btb_manager_telegram | fgrep -v grep | awk '{ print $1 }') +``` + +
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