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Email / Text / Alexa / Telegram price alerts are enabled in the configuration file (upon 9.25% or more USD price change / max every 2 hours per-alert / $3,500 minumum volume filter enabled).
Enable a cron job on your web server, or this feature will not work AT ALL.
Config formatting seems ok.
Chart Backups are enabled in the configuration file (run every 1 days, purged after 7 days old).
Enable a cron job on your web server, or this feature will not work AT ALL.
Config formatting seems ok.
SMTP email sending (by account login) is enabled in the configuration file.
Config formatting seems ok.
Theme:
Primary Currency Market:
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Stand-Alone Mode (WON'T automatically change Bitcoin market on "Update" page)
Sort Portfolio Data By:
Price Change Visual / Audio Alerts:
Use cookies to save data: (un-checking this box deletes ALL previously-saved cookie data permanently)
Enable trading notes: (requires cookies)
News
RSS feed data is cached (randomly) between 60 / 160 minutes for quicker load times. Entries are sorted newest to oldest. To see the date an entry was published, hover over it.
Select News Feeds
*News feeds are not activated by default to increase page loading speed / responsiveness. It's recommended to avoid activating too many news feeds at the same time, to keep your page load times quick.
Low memory devices (Raspberry Pi / Pine64 / etc) MAY CRASH #IF YOU SHOW TOO MANY NEWS FEEDS#.
You can enable "Use cookies to save data" on the Settings page before activating your news feeds, if you want them to stay activated between browser sessions.
Select / Unselect All (if "loading news feeds" notice freezes, check / uncheck this box, then click "Update Selected News Feeds")
Click the "Select News Feeds" button (top left) to add news feeds.
Resources
Charts
If your web browser freezes on this page for a long time, try selecting fewer charts. Charts may take awhile to update with the latest data.
Select Charts
*Charts are not activated by default to increase page loading speed / responsiveness. It's recommended to avoid activating too many charts at the same time, to keep your page load times quick.
Low memory devices (Raspberry Pi / Pine64 / etc) MAY CRASH #IF YOU SHOW TOO MANY CHARTS#.
You can enable "Use cookies to save data" on the Settings page before activating your charts, if you want them to stay activated between browser sessions.
(if you see "chart data is no longer configured for" notices OR the "loading charts" notice freezes, check / uncheck this box, then click "Update Selected Charts")
Select / Unselect All
Click the "Select Charts" button (top left) to add charts.
Tools
Mining
Chain data (block height, difficulty, etc) is cached for 75 minute(s).
Using these mining calculators will set this page as the start page, which you can reset afterwards at top left. If you have portfolio data you don't want to lose, be sure you have enabled "Use cookies to save data" on the Settings page before using these mining calculators.
Help?
Issue Reporting (Features / Issues / Help): https://github.com/taoteh1221/DFD_Cryptocoin_Values/issues
Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/WZVK2nm
Telegram Chat: https://t.me/joinchat/Oo2XZRS2HsOXSMGejgSO0A
Private Contact: https://dragonfrugal.com/contact/
Web server setup / install is available for $30 hourly if needed (try the auto-install bash script first). PM me on Twitter / Skype @ taoteh1221, or contact me using above contact links.
If you recently upgraded to a newer version of this app, and layout or features don't work properly anymore, you may need to clear your browser cache (temporary files) and restart you browser / refresh the page afterwards. This will assure your browser is loading any newly-updated layout styling or javascript-based features.
If your problems still persist even after clearing your browser cache (temporary files) and restarting your browser, your config.php setup may be corrupt OR an older format than the latest version requires. Try backing up you old config.php file, and replacing it with the default config.php file included with the latest release. This will ensure your configuration setup is not corrupt or outdated.
If none of the above solutions work, your last resort (before contacting me for support) is to wipe out all data in your cache directory folder within the app. THIS WILL ERASE YOUR CHART DATA, SO YOU MAY WANT TO BE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP FIRST. After your chart data is backed up, delete the folder named 'cache' in the main directory of this app. Reloading the app web page should re-create the cache folder, with new / clean cache files.
If you are still having issues after trying everything, file an issue here at the github project account, and I will help you troubleshoot the problems: https://github.com/taoteh1221/DFD_Cryptocoin_Values/issues
Running charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi users who use the automated install script), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. See the required settings in config.php, and instructions on cron job setup in the README.txt file. Once setup, there is no need to keep your PC / Laptop turned on. The charts and price alerts run automatically from your app server. If you encounter errors or the charts / alerts don't work during setup, check the error logs file at /cache/logs/errors.log for errors in your configuration setup. Basic checks are performed and errors are reported there, and on the Settings page.
If it is a bad or misconfigured proxy setup causing the issue, and everything runs great after disabling proxies, you probably have either (a) a bad proxy or proxy configuration, or (b) an API server / endpoint address is not responding properly when routed through proxies (example: HTTP used instead of HTTPS can cause this error). If you are absolutely sure your proxy setup is ok, and that an API connection built-in to this app is the issue, please report it.
If you have none of these error log messages, your issue may be file / folder permissions. Make sure the /cache/secured/backups/ directory access permissions are set to readable and writable. This assures the ZIP archive has permission to be created in this directory.
First, if you have shell access you can login and run this command to check your current limits:
ulimit -n
If it's a low number like 1024, this may be the cause of your file write error issue (especially if you run multiple web apps that write a lot of data on the same account). If you are running a dedicated or VPS server, you can easily change this limit.
Running a google search for "set permanently ulimit -n linux", you'll find tons of articles on permanently upping your user's open files limit:
https://www.google.com/search?q=set+permanently+ulimit+-n+linux
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