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The version number shown in the window is taken from a text file called ‘version’ (no file extension) that is located in your IBC folder. When you upgrade by putting a new IBC.jar file in that

...looking further into this, perhaps the entire endeavour to delete log files was misguided from the start as? perhaps these should not be created an saved there....although I am pretty sure I

fwiw I am using this command in a script run regularly in cron for the cleanup of the log files only (which otherwise build up quickly): find /home/mm/JtsPaper/nhjneolmeafgccmckokcogickkpcegmmgkigmlem

Hi Richard - Just noticed something I haven't beent tracking for awhile. The dual setup instructions in the IBC master user guide suggests setting up two different Jts folders (jtspaper, jtslive for

Line 26 has a DOS comment indicator rather than a Bash one at the start of the line. Hence the error. It should be like this:

Here is the content of the commandsend.sh #!/bin/bash # Sends a command to the specified instance of IBC, for example to cause it # to initiate a tidy closedown or restart of TWS or Gateway # You must

Hi, the group manager, commandsend.sh RESTART /home/kenneth/IBC/commandsend.sh: line 26: ::============================ ==================================================: command not found Trying

Fwiw, happy to report that the new autorestart works like a dream, what a fantastic achievement Richard. Hopefully means I won't get woken at 3am by pushover telling me to re-athenticate gateway

Fully understand. Thanks Richard, currently testing the latest release with your Python code (slightly modified with the changes suggested). Mark

Mark You asked: I don't know if you plan to apply a default port and IP setting in config.ini in the next release to allow scripts to work off the bat or this will be left blank. Should I wait for

EDIT - inconsistent use of names in last post: import socket import time # The address and port of the local IBC command server TCP_IP = '127.0.0.1' #localhost TCP_PORT = {tbc as in config.ini} # The

Hi Richard, Fwiw this is my localhost version using socket. Very similar to yours except I prefer context managers and f strings which true pythomistas will insist makes it more pythonic (in case you

Thanks Max!

Mark As it happens, today I worked out a Python script for sending commands to IBC (see below): this was as part of an ongoing discussion relating to an issue in the IBC repository on Github. I’m

Hi Mark, as far as I know, you need to configure those yourself explicitly. See the file config.ini, section #8 "IBC Command Server Settings" and the settings under this section * CommandServerPort *

Working quite slowly through my upgrade todo list, I am luckily at the point where I am trying to enable the recent restart function in Linux (via python). This python code should work but and

I've released version 3.16.2 of IBC, which you can get here: https://github.com/IbcAlpha/IBC/releases/tag/3.16.2 This release provides two enhancements: * IBC now detects situations where more than

Thanks for the super in-depth explanation, read through it all. actually it works now that I’ve deleted it, thank you!

TLDR: it’s worth reading and understanding what follows, but the short statement as to what you should do is: Delete the C:\Jts\1021\eaofclieeefbgmdpbdlnlhmkkmpicenmpaafhpoo folder As Mattias says,

Hi, sticking my nose in here. If you check out the following lines in the logfile it sure looks like a restart issue: Finding autorestart file autorestart file found at