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29 lines
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# omegleweb.io bridge for Matrix
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Simple bridge to connect your Matrix rooms with omegle.
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## Hosting
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You should host it using docker-compose.
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1. Clone the repository to your server
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2. Copy .env.example to .env and fill in the required variables
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3. Run `docker-compose up -d` to start the bridge
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## Usage
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1. Go to your Selenium Grid and connect to the VNC, you may need to manually pass the Cloudflare check.
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2. Invite the bot to your Matrix room
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3. Send `!connect` for the bot to connect to omegle websocket
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If this was done after some time after the bot was started, you may need to connect to the Selenium Grid and pass the Cloudflare check again, as the session may have expired.
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4. Once the bot is connected to omegle, you can run `!match` to start a new match.
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5. Using `!help` you can list all available commands.
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### Known issue:
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For some godly unknown reason the proxy only works on Docker and doesn't work on the host machine. Cloudflare is somehow able to detect the host machine or something and blocks the connection. I CANT REPRODUCE IT. I tried to intercept the traffic and the packets are basically identical.
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I spent too much time digging into this, but yk if it works don't touch it.
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