Do I still need to DL xcode?  If I have the GUI running?

Ok, I am DLing the apps you suggested. I found and installed goxtoolGUI and have it running if that helps out process at all:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=176489.80

Paul.

I almost did not want to answer for the embarasment. Yes, it was there. Thank you.

May I suggest a nice to have feature ?
Suppose I have a buy for 94.23 and 94.23 is shown on the webpage.
I also have a sell for 95.66, not visible yet.
It would be very nice if I would see my trade in a different color, for example blue
An entry field to enter B94.23 would be sufficient Likewise -B94.23 to remove it.
The sale can be entered like S95.66

I think this would be a very nice addition !

I appreciate the feedback. I've been reading a all the threads on bots in the forum that I can find so forgive me if I get a tad mixed up.

As I understand it its a great plataform, but you have to code your own bots. Or are there bot modules around?

Also, any tips on how to get it running on osx? As I said my coding skills aren't even rudimentary but I do have a trading strategy I wan to implement.

Appreciate the help .

Paul.

Im writting a bot (Strategy class) and Im having the problem that goxtool sometimes will just quit leaving a grey screen with no error message, making it hard to debug where I have fucked up in the code. Sometimes the error will show but others it just completely kills the program with no explanation. Is there a way to find out what happen or a way to solve it so one can get a debug message?

I've looked at it and it looks like a great tool, but the issue is that my grasp of trading principles is better than my grasp of basic programming. Goxtool is a serious bot plataform but it would take me a couple of hours to figure out how to get it to run and I'm guessing set up a linux virtual machine on my mac. The beauty of the chrome extension is that it is powerful yet very simple to edit.

Business idea: An OSX/Windows bot that is just anapp and easy to install where bot mudules that anyone can create can be dragged and dropped. That would be valuable.

PS: How does this forum handle his issue?

Smart... I would prefer a retailer that is concerned about my health and laws than one who cares only about my money.

Nice, never heard of screen. thanks for the info, it's working now, even if I close the ssh client.

$ cat botwindow.sh
#!/bin/sh
screen -D -R -A -S bot

$ cat ./startbot.sh
#!/bin/zsh
if [[ -z $STY ]] then
	echo "Not in screen! Run ~/botwindow.sh"
else
	cd ~/goxtool
	./bot_balancer.sh
fi

I'm trying to understand wat might have happened to cause these symptoms, i don't have any idea yet. It should not trade if there are != 1 open orders, it should not trade if there are != 0 submitted but not yet acked orders.

How did you start goxtool, did you use --use-http or did you send the orders via the streming API? I cannot imagine any scenario where sending an order would *not* increment gox.count_submitted *or* the number of own orders in orderbook.owns. Either the sent order doesn't get acked then count_submitted will be != 0 or there comes the ack with order id for each order then count_submitted = 0 but orderbook.owns has a new element added. In both cases it shoudl stop sending more orders. The only way I could vaguely imagine was if you did not --use-http and submitted via socketio, never received the ack and order ID, a reconnect would reset the count_submitted counter [Edit: actually only a *successful* download of own orders will reset count_submitted, not a simple reconnect] and because of ddos and 502 error you would never get the full own order list download but for some reason all the submitted orders (submitted through socketio and never acked) would later go through all at once [because they were hanging around somewhere on the server in some kind of separate (undocumented?) queue all the time]. Thats why I recommend --use-http because that way you *WILL* get an ack for every order under all circumstances because the http call will either succeed (ack) or fail.

Are you running the latest version of goxtool.py and the latet version of the bot (3rd revision) from the github gist in post #1 of this thread or are you still using one of the older versions from the other thread?

If this happens again please save the log file (*before* you restart goxtool because restarting will truncate the old log)

./goxtool.py --protocol=socketio --use-http --strategy=_balancer.py

Thank you. I always work in the background to improve nastyfans. I have more features to do still.

Fwhew!  The issues are slowly fading away...

Still problems that need to be cleaned up, but at least the problems people are having have workarounds. 

Working on the RAM-reduced, instant-startup upgrades now.  The new design will actually remove direct dependence on the blk*.dat files entirely!  There's just been way too many problems with it.  I'll simply retrieve and process data directly from Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind as a peer using regular getdata/getheaders/getblocks requests and maintain my own database.  And that database will start out duplicating everything, but I am doing it in such a way that it will gracefully support various subsets of that data, like pruned blockchain, lite-node, address-indexed, etc.  This way, users will have the capability to run using remote [trusted!] bitcoind instances, and use as much RAM as they desire.

Might be some time before I iron all of it out, though...

hmm i may have mentioned this.....need to make something like

if(watch.goxLag())
{
trade
}


goxLag()
{

if
{last.ping() > choose interval
return false}

...condition
false

....condition
true

}

etc

One last question, hoping you do not mind it. I just read that apart from a wallet and addresses in it there are also accounts in the wallet: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Accounts_explained

When a portion of bitcoins is spent from a specific address from a specific account within a wallet, the remaining amount is resent to an address within the same account or is resent to an address within a different account?

Thanks

I'd like to try the trading out..  long time bitcoiner, I've traded on them all..

This looks promising. 

Dont test your password at these kind of sites. Just plain stupid to enter it somewhere online to test the strengt ...