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the.innovative214
21 Aug 2023, 16:35
It's ok now. Turns out I had the wrong volume size.
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the.innovative214
14 Aug 2023, 20:44
RE: RE: Do I have to re-authenticate for each request?
the.innovative214 said:
PanagiotisChar said:
Hi there,
You only need to authenticate once. Then make sure the connection stays open by sending heartbeats.
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That's great. Can you direct me into the direction on how to do that? I was thinking to have it run with a cron job on my server on certain intervals and for it to run my python script. It could be frequent so I want to avoid having to log in each time but I have not figured out how to keep the connection persistent especially if I am running a python script on certain time intervals to pull data. Again I am very new at this sort of thing.
Still looking for an answer to this if anyone has any ideas…
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the.innovative214
08 Aug 2023, 15:57
RE: Do I have to re-authenticate for each request?
PanagiotisChar said:
Hi there,
You only need to authenticate once. Then make sure the connection stays open by sending heartbeats.
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That's great. Can you direct me into the direction on how to do that? I was thinking to have it run with a cron job on my server on certain intervals and for it to run my python script. It could be frequent so I want to avoid having to log in each time but I have not figured out how to keep the connection persistent especially if I am running a python script on certain time intervals to pull data. Again I am very new at this sort of thing.
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the.innovative214
25 Sep 2023, 16:32
Not really am expert. I'm new to this myself but I learned due to the asynchronous nature of the connection, it doesn't seem to like typical loops… I have used recursion instead such as if I had a list of forex pairs for example I would pop off the first one in the list, do whatever work I wanted on it and then call the original definition again until I had popped off all the forex_pairs and then once the list is empty I stop the reactor. Example…
def define forex_pairs
forex_pairs = [some list here]
process_forex_pairs()
def Process_forex_pairs
forex_pair = next popped off from the list of forex_pairs
if forex_pairs not empty
execute_trade(forex_pair)
else
reactor.stop
def execute_trade(forex_pair)
do stufff here
when finished..
process_forex_pairs()
This is a pseudo idea of the recursion I am using. Anyone else feel free to chime in and correct.
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