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Config.ini is the file where you set your IB user id and password, amongst other things. It contains all the settings for how IBC is to run, and each setting is accompanied by notes which explain how

Any idea where I can find more information on the config.ini? I can't find anything in the docs about it or what should be in it

Look at the API Precautions section in config.ini. Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2024 5:31 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ibc] Removing Order Precautions I keep getting order precaution

Another example of this attached

I keep getting order precaution messages for orders I'm placing through IBC. For example, if I put a limit price too far away from the current price, try to place too big of an order, etc (screenshot

Jasmin If you look at the list of I00BC Settings in the logfile, you'll see: SecondFactorAuthenticationExitInterval= SecondFactorAuthenticationTimeout=180 When you do second factor

Hello Richard! First I want to thank you for your excellent working IBC program! Now my problem: I have configured "SecondFactorAuthenticationTimeout=180", but in the log IBC says "If login has

I've just published release 3.20.0 of IBC to GitHub. Download the zip for your platform from here: <https://github.com/IbcAlpha/IBC/releases/tag/3.20.0> Release 3.20.0 . IbcAlpha/IBC

You have the direction reversed, Pranav. You need to use the -L option and not -R when you define the tunnel. You want ssh to forward operations on the local ports (Windows/WSL) to the remote ports

Hi Jürgen, I am making some mistake. My linux system is at 192.168.88.3 while my windows machine where I am running wsl is at 192.168.88.4. The linux machine is running the IB gateways.

Once again Jürgen, many thanks. I was aware that OpenSSH is now available on Windows when they introduced it, but had completely forgotten about it as I haven’t needed to use it. Richard

Looks like Windows does ship with a native OpenSSH feature that you can enable through "Settings, --> System --> Optional Features --> OpenSSH Client" as described in Get started with OpenSSH for

I am glad you? have all required components in place, Pranav, and I am confident that this will work for you. Let me know if there are any hiccups I can help with. Jürgen

Hi Jürgen and Richard, Many thanks for this. SSH tunneling is going to be the way to go for me. My gateways are running on a dedicated Linux machine on my LAN and I do have key based

No objections, Richard. I think I could make it simpler or easier to understand (e.g. all those autossh options) if that helps. Traditionally I have used cygwin on windows which comes with a complete

Thanks for that, Jürgen. I think it would be worth adding this to the IBC User Guide. If you’ve no objection, I’ll add it some time soon, with a bit of light editing. Do you happen to know if

You'd use the "port forwarding" feature of SSH to make the TWS/IBGW API ports available for software that runs on the client system . You can use the same port numbers on the client system that your

No, the only way to do it is via the UI. However, I believe you're a Linux user? Many Linux users of IBC use SSH tunnelling to connect remotely to TWS/Gateway, with the tunnel set up so that the

Hi Richard and all, <snip For non-FIX Gateways, use the Trusted IPs list in the Gateway's API configuration .settings PL] Is there any way to get to this setting by editing a configuration file? My

Yes, that is still true. For non-FIX Gateways, use the Trusted IPs list in the Gateway's API configuration .settings