I'm on Windows 10 running uploadgram 0.1.7

I mounted a Google Drive on my PC and tried to upload from there to TG. It works for audios and documents, but sometimes I encounter this error https://sourceb.in/aw4yDgIKIx

It always fails when I try to upload videos with this error https://sourceb.in/5rDRPxOc64

I suspected that the cause was those thumbnails generated (maybe no write access for the mount folders?). So I commented all the lines in the script with a reference to thumbnails. Now the script uploads videos with no issues.

Maybe solving the previous issues with thumbnails will fix this problem or a new solution is needed.

I found that the culprit is in line 60 from upload.py elif os.stat(current_name).st_size < TG_MAX_FILE_SIZE: It should be elif os.stat(current_name).st_size <= TG_MAX_FILE_SIZE:

Since uploading from mount drives is possible, I think that an option to upload directly should be implemented. It will run more smoothly because reading from a mounted drive is adding another layer of complexity. There are bots that can upload from TG to cloud drives, so why not doing in reverse, uploading from a Google Drive or a Mega Drive to TG?

It will make life easier for users to transfer files from other clouds to TG on the fly without downloading them first, so no usage of local drive space, and when deploying to a VPS it will use that bandwidth which is greater than most users have at home.

Thanks for updating to Pyrogram V2 and supporting the new premium features. Now the script asks for credentials every time it starts. Before the credentials were asked only once. Is there a reason for this choice? I change it to not use in memory sessions, but cannot find the session file in ~/.config/uploadgram/. Where it is stored?

When using the console progress bar, it seems like the upload speed is incorrect. Also, after a few seconds, I quickly exceeds the original file size.

The original file size:

For a fact, I know my (slow) internet can only reach 10MiB/s. The original file size was: 1.95GB, not the 2+ GB it's upload. The message progress bar is working correctly.

The image is squeezed vertically, does not have a 16:9 aspect ratio. I resolved this by changing lines 176 and 177 from upload.py from

        width = 0
        height = 0

to 
        width = 1280
        height = 720

When I upload audio files (mp3, m4a) with the official client, there is a small thumbnail on the background of the play button, but when I upload them with UploadGram they appear without thumbnails. Not a big thing, but with thumbnails they look nicer.

When the script ends its job, it should show the total number of files uploaded, and if it is possible to show it based on file types (mp4, mp3, pdf, etc.).

I don't see an option to turn off captions, and i would like that option. In the end i want to upload a folder, the folder name is sent as a text message, then the contents are sent, ideally grouped like when sending files with the default client. Any help would be appreciated, awesome tool :)