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on your latest github update with nodejs v8 there simes to be some bug

Im on new Ubuntu 16.04

it install okay, but after ginit and when it says Yeah coin was started, you do gl and there is no process

here is screenshoot

http://i.imgur.com/hBsIkDg.png

Installed it on other vps with Ubuntu 16.04 and its the same, nothing in gl

Was working fine before

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How to change bot settings without stopping bot and loosing it data. I want lower BB

I edited All pakrs file but think it didnt update it.


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IC its updated to v3.3 now :)

thx

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thanks

one more question

how to clean this list?



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How to start it on Bittrex? I already put api keys in config. Then what?

Can manually start it on bittrex?

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General Discussion / Poloniex vs Bittrex
« on: May 25, 2017, 04:24:21 AM »
Hi, I only tried bot on Poloniex, got Bittrex licence, just wonder what works better for you guys?

Polo or bittrex?

Thx

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What is "Watching disabled"?    And can it be enabled? If so how?






Hello everybody.

First of all: Thanks a lot for all the tutorials in this forum, they helped me a lot! And of course thanks to Gunthar for this nice bot!

To have a better understanding of the GUNBOT and to have an easy start using it, I created
1. an installer to only use one command to setup GUNBOT 3.2 on a fresh virtual server and
2. a generator to init and start all the trade pair configs I want to use.

From creating a new server at DigitalOcean to let the bot start trading it takes less than 5 min.  :D

But:
I'm new to GUNBOT. So my approach has some downsides - for now ;)

Installer:
1. The installer only works on Debian / Ubuntu
2. You need to be root user
3. I recommend a fresh virtual server

Generator:
1. Only supports Poloniex
2. Only supports trade pairs BTC to XXX
3. You can only change a few settings of the trade pair config
4. The other settings are predefined and very likely not perfect - but a good start


How does it work

Installer

The installer is basically a bash script. That script will

- update the system (apt upgrade),
- install node 7.x (for the generator and pm2),
- install required tools (yo, pm2, unzip),
- install the GUNBOT 3.2,
- creates some handy aliases,
- install the generator

You can view the whole script here: https://github.com/BeerK0in/generator-gunbot/blob/master/install.sh

Generator

The generator is using a tool called yeoman to create the trade pair config files and optionally starts the GUNBOT for the pairs.
It will ask you some questions you need to answer. Like:

- Your Poloniex API key
- Your Poloniex API secret
- Max amount of BTC used by each pair per trade
- What BUY strategy do you want to use
- What SELL strategy do you want to use
- Questions about the selected strategies
- Select the currencies you want to trade
- Select the trade pair currencies you want to automatically start

And than it creates the config files and starts GUNBOT using pm2.

Aliases

The installer also sets up some aliases to do more with less. :)

- gcd: Go to the folder GUNBOT is installed
- gadd: Use the generator to add a new pair (*)
- gl: Get a list of all running GUNBOTs
- glog [botname or id]: Shows the log of the selected bot (botname = BTC_XXX, use gl to get id)
- gstop [botname or id]: Stops a running bot (botname = BTC_XXX, use gl to get id)
- gstart [botname or id]: Starts a stopped bot (botname = BTC_XXX, use gl to get id)
- gsys: Show free memory and CPU load

(*) For now gadd will use the same settings as defined in the first run of the generator. A next version will allow you to set specific strategies for new trade pairs.


Let's do it

1. New VPS. (optional)

I use DigitalOcean a lot, so I can give a brief tutorial:
- Login
- Create Droplet
- Select Ubuntu
- Select the 512MB RAM option for ~3 running trade pairs, 1GB for ~8 pairs or 2GB for ~17 pairs
- Choose San Francisco 2 as location
- Give it a name like 'my-gunbot'
- Click create

Here is an image of the whole creation page: https://i.imgur.com/4uxqjBJ.png
Next you get an email with the IP address of the new server and a password. Looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/LTxIos9.png
Use SSH to connect to this new server:

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ssh root@123.123.123.123
- Accept the authenticity of the host (enter "yes")
- Set a new root password
- Done

Looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/lpsPoYS.png

If you want to create a VPS at DigitalOcean, you can use this affiliate link to get $10 credit at DigitalOcean: https://m.do.co/c/fade3d3435ba
Of course you can use any server you like.


2. Installer

After you connected via ssh to your new server (must be running Debian or Ubuntu) just run this command:

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curl -qsL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BeerK0in/generator-gunbot/master/install.sh | bash -- && exec bash
Two minutes later the installer is done.

3. Generator

Now run this command:

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ginit
Enter your Poloniex API key and the secret, answer the questions and you are done.
Hint for 3.2: on a machine with 1GB start 8 or less bots.

You can run 'gl' to see all GUNBOTs.

=> That's it.  :)

Here a screen how it looks like. Depending on your selected strategy and trade pairs, it will look a little bit different.




To access the log of a bot simply enter

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glog BTC_LTC
Or the id of that bot. In my example I could also just run 'glog 2'.



Maybe this helps some people to get into the GUNBOT.
BK

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Beginners & Help / Re: [TUT] How to running GUNBOT in Linux
« on: May 23, 2017, 05:12:30 AM »
we need this instructions for Gunbot 3.2

with pm2

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