Gunthy
GUNBOT: The automatic profit generator => Technical Support & Development => Topic started by: falconCoin on September 14, 2017, 01:49:51 AM
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i am trying to find where this is located so that i can reset to zero every few hours and not have to stop the bot to do so and mess up the past buy and sell prices
i do not see it in the Json or the log files
thanks for any help
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sorry to bump this
but i find this could very helpful to more than just me.
we know shutting bot down is not a great idea so the ability to reset these numbers to Zero would be perfect so we can keep a daily log of who each pair is doing etc
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anyone able to help with this?
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ok i have owned gun bot for weeks..
i pmed gunthy quite a while ago to get into the telegram and no luck and no response
seems no one will respond to questions over here either, i dont get it.... what are we supposed to do?
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Hi -
The developper develops, and it's a 2x full time job.
The community may help with precise questions.
For OP: there is no total profit file or such in Gunthy.
Simply check every day your total currency (the main one, like BTC), and calculate the difference.
You may start a spreadsheet?
But there are some third party solutions, like some totalling earns/losses... please find them in forum?
Thanks!
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i want to just reset the figures back to zero so i do not need to restart the bot
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In 3.3.2 the total profit shown?
Oh.
You can't I think. Or you may try to delete the bittrex-BTC_BCC-trades.txt for example. I don't know if it'll work or do anything. I guess you've to stop and restart each pair, or the whole bot.
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thats what i want to avoid.
isn't restarting the bot a NO NO
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Then use 5.0.5.4 version.
No problem when restarting, no delay.
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i thought it doesnt have a gui?
and can not see anything
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It has a colored dos-like interface.
I don't use a GUI, you just have to edit the config.js file with Notepad for example.
Please read the forums also.
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It's probably pulling it from the SQL lite database. Install SQLite Browser and browse to the GB db and browse the tables. It may not be very intuitive yet it's a start. Make sure GB is not running when you do this.
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where is the db located?
that sounds like a good away to do it
but how come it can not be running? should be able to query it no probs while it is running