Understand publishing status and retries
Use each channel’s result to recover a failure without accidentally publishing twice.
Steps
- Open Posts and select the post to inspect its target statuses and history.
- If it is a draft or awaiting approval, finish scheduling or obtain the client’s approval first.
- For held targets, check Billing and restore publishing access; due targets are held while access is unavailable.
- For an authentication error, reconnect the channel. For rejected content, correct the content in a new draft when the original can no longer be edited.
- For needs review, inspect the actual network channel before selecting Retry or Skip. An uncertain Telegram response can mean the post was already delivered.
- Review persistent warnings on published targets. Add omitted content manually instead of reposting images or the whole post.
Temporary failures retry automatically after 1, 4, 15 and 60 minutes, respecting a longer network Retry-After, with at most five attempts. Authentication and content errors need intervention. Needs review never retries automatically. Manual retry starts a new five-attempt budget and needs active access, approval and a working connection.
Scheduled or approved is not the same as published. Check all targets: one channel can succeed while another fails. A public remote link may be unavailable for private Telegram channels. The worker runs periodically; queue load and providers can delay delivery.