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You can’t set this with IBC. What would be the point? If you have xvfb, you can run a VNC client so that you can see the Gateway GUI, and then you can set it manually. And if you’re not using

Hi, I'm running the IB Gateway through the IBC on a Linux server, using xvfb as the virtual buffer. I can't find any setting through which I can select the tick box named "Show log" that appears at

FWIW, I've been running on an older Ubuntu (20LTS) with IBC/TWS (not gateway)/Xvfb/x11vnc unattended on Linode for over a year now. Rarely do I need to do anything besides the Sunday afternoon

Just for completeness, I want to report that running TWS and Gateway on Ubuntu Server, using Xvfb and x11vnc, has worked flawlessly, including daily auto-restarts, since my previous post on this

Yes, sure, but bear in mind that the second user has to pay separately for all the market data subscriptions it needs. Given that both TWS and Gateway are pretty stable, it’s likely that there

I’ve been meaning to add a section to the User Guide about the IBC command server for quite a while. It’s only quite recently that people have started to make much use of it, in particular with

As IB allows for multiple userts for the same account it is possible to build in redundancy. I have not implemented this yet but planning to. A 2nd user running a 2nd instance of the IBC/GW If a

Hi, A list of commands that IBC server accepts on port 7462 would be very useful. There is no CONNECT or RECONNECT commands for example Also The GW issues a warning 5 minutes before it is about to

Hi all, I am running a headless system locally on arch Linux using a virtual display driver. I do not have a monitor attached to the system. Yes, because the system is local to my network, I can

I completely understand where you’re coming from, and if I were starting today with a blank slate I’d perhaps make very different decisions. But I started using TWS API back in 2003, and my

Richard, I think it is a philosophical question, do you want to own and manage your own infrastructure or delegate it to someone else? Good thing is you can try it for free with Aws. Lightsail is the

Well, I think perhaps you’re being too dismissive, Paul. My Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server has now been running faultlessly for more than 17 hours with IBC, TWS 1022, Gateway 1019, and the other

I decided to try amazon_linux_2 on Aws, as usually the amazon product is going to be less buggy on Aws

All working well now for several hours using tigervnc-standalone-server package and port 5900 open Next step is to implement the loopback option with port forwarding. This is a major breakthrough

I’ve now got both my live TWS and paper Gateway running on my new Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS, including auto-restarts at 05:50 GMT. I’m using xvfb and x11vnc, with RealVNC viewer, so pretty much

Thanks a lot Jurgen, that was the answer I was looking for. let me try this out and report back to the community here

The setup you are following is way too complex and outright dangerous when you run it within a cloud instance. You will severely compromise your server's security if you punch a hole into the AWS

Ok, yes I understand now where the TWS log stuff is coming from: it’s actually what’s displayed in the Gateway’s log pane at the time the window was opened or activated. You didn’t say

Can you give me more details please.... I have followed the setup from https://dev.to/kairatorozobekov/setting-up-tws-ibc-on-ec2-instance-88b But it doesn't stay up more than a couple of hours

I changed the config files to spit out as much logging info as possible. This logfile is not editted I am surprissed that you and others are not running the GW/IBC on the cloud, how can you have a