Is there a way to use iter_download() with a timeout

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Is there a way to use iter_download() with a timeout

(something similar to a sock read timeout) ? I've read the docs but I could not find anything
I'm having 0 bytes per sec speeds with certain telegram files
it takes for ever for the client to get a single chunk

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27.07.2023

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カルロサグ [ GOT 'EM ] Автор вопроса

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Can you show some of your current code structure

it's pretty much the same as the documentation lemme do a paste pls wait

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カルロサグ [ GOT 'EM ] Автор вопроса

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Can you show some of your current code structure

https://pastebin.com/k39bELWA

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if I'm getting the issue correctly, so you can just cancel the nex iter if took too too long with wait_for, roughly: async with aiofiles.open(...) as f: req = iter_download(...) while True: try: try: chunk = await asyncio.wait_for(anext(req), timeout=x) # Seconds if user_process_ifcancel(user_id): break await f.write(chunk) except asyncio.TimeoutError: # Chunk took long except StopAsyncIteration: break # Finish

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if I'm getting the issue correctly, so you can jus...

I'll try this out thanks

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if I'm getting the issue correctly, so you can jus...

the built-in anext() function is not available in version 3.9 So I ended up trying out other methods available https://pastebin.com/wsSXQGTD they did not work

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カルロサグ [ GOT 'EM ]
the built-in anext() function is not available in ...

what's wrong with the first one? the bound anext is same thing

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what's wrong with the first one? the bound anext i...

you mean anext() ?

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