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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:
Sort Portfolio Data By:
Primary Currency Market:
BTC /
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Stand-Alone Mode (WON'T automatically change Bitcoin market on "Update" page)
Price Change Visual / Audio Alerts:
Show Crypto Value Of ENTIRE Portfolio In:
BTC
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ETH
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UNI
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MKR
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LRC
Show Secondary Trade / Holdings Values In:
Use cookies to save data: (un-checking this box deletes ALL previously-saved cookie data permanently)
Enable trading notes: (requires cookies)
- Setting this page as the 'start page' (top left) will save your vertical scroll position during reloads.
- 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.
Select / Unselect All (if "loading charts" notice freezes, check / uncheck this box, then click "Update Selected Charts")
Click the "Select Charts" button (top left) to add charts.
- Setting this page as the 'start page' (top left) will save your vertical scroll position during reloads.
- RSS feed data is cached (randomly) between 90 / 180 minutes for quicker load times.
- To see the date an entry was published, hover over it.
- Entries are sorted newest to oldest.
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.
- 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.
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Recommended MINIMUM system specs: 1 Gigahertz CPU / 512 Megabytes RAM / HIGH QUALITY 32 Gigabyte MicroSD card (running Nginx or Apache headless with PHP v7.2+)
Compatible With Raspberry Pi Zero W
To install / upgrade everything automatically on Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi (an affordable low power single board computer), copy / paste / run the command below in a terminal program (using the 'Terminal' app in the system menu, or over remote SSH), while logged in AS THE USER THAT WILL RUN THE APP (user must have sudo privileges):
Follow the prompts. This automated script gives you the options to: install / uninstall a PHP web server automatically, download / install / configure / uninstall the latest version of the Open Crypto Portfolio Tracker app automatically, setup a cron job automatically (for price alerts / price charts), and setup SSH (to update / install web site files remotely to the web server via SFTP) automatically.
When the auto-install is completed, it will display addresses / logins to access the app (write these down / save them for future use).
SEE DOCUMENTATION-ETC/RASPBERRY-PI for additional information on securing and setting up Raspberry Pi OS (disabling bluetooth, firewall setup, remote login, hostname, etc).
Your web host must have CURL modules activated on your HTTP server. Most web hosting companies provide this "out-of-the-box" already. This app will detect whether or not CURL is setup on your website server (and also alert you to any other missing required system components / configurations).
See "Setting Up Price Charts And Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home Price Alerts", for how to setup a cron job for additional features.
Running price 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. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts.
Once a cron job is setup, there is no need to keep your PC / Laptop turned on. The price 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/error.log for errors in your configuration setup. Basic checks are performed and errors are reported there, and on the Settings page.
If you want to take advantage of these cron job based features and more (chart data backups, daily or weekly error log emails / etc), then the file cron.php (located in the primary directory of this app) must be setup as a cron job on your Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi / website server device.
As mentioned previously, if you run the automated setup / install script for Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi devices on home / internal networks, automatic cron job setup is offered as an option during this process. If you are using a full stack website host for hosting a TLD website domain name remotely, consult your web server host's documentation or help desk for their particular method of setting up a cron job.
Note that you should have the cron job run every 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes 24/7, based on how often you want chart data points / alerts / any other cron based features to run. Setting up the cron job to run every 20 minutes is the RECOMMENDED lowest time interval. IF SET BELOW 20 MINUTES, lite chart disk writes may be excessive for lower end hardware (Raspberry PI MicroSD cards etc). IF SET #VERY LOW# (5 / 10 minutes), the free exchange APIs may throttle / block your data requests temporarily on occasion for requesting data too frequently (negatively affecting your alerts / charts).
Here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
Here is another example of a COMPLETE cron command that can be added by creating the following file (you'll need sudo/root permissions): /etc/cron.d/cryptocoin on a linux-based machine with systemd (to run every 20 minutes 24/7)...play it safe and add a newline after it as well if you install examples like these:
If your system DOES NOT have the directory /etc/cron.d/ on it, then NEARLY the same format (minus the username) can be installed via the legacy 'crontab -e' command (YOU MUST BE logged in as the user you want running the cron job):
Important Cron Job Notes:
MAKE SURE YOU ONLY USE EITHER /etc/cron.d/, or 'crontab -e', NOT BOTH...ANY OLD DUPLICATE CRONTAB ENTRIES WILL RUN YOUR CRON JOB TOO OFTEN. If everything is setup properly, and the cron job still does NOT run, your particular server may require the cron.php file permissions to be set as 'executable' ('755' chmod on unix / linux systems) to allow running it.
Below is an example for editing your assets / markets into the portfolio assets in the file config.php (located in the primary directory of this app), in the PORTFOLIO ASSETS section. It's very quick / easy to do (after you get the hang of it, lol). Also see the text file DOCUMENTATION-ETC/CONFIG-EXAMPLE.txt, for a pre-configured set of default settings and example assets / markets.
Contact any supported exchange's help desk if you are unaware of the correct formatting of the trading pair naming you are adding in the configuration file (examples: Kraken has arbitrary Xs inserted in SOME older pair names, HitBTC sometimes has tether pairing without the "T" in the symbol name).
Support for over 80 trading pairs (country fiat currency or secondary crypto, contact me to request more):
AED / ARS / AUD / BAM / BDT / BOB / BRL / BTC / BWP / BYN / CAD / CHF / CLP / CNY / COP / CRC / CZK / DAI / DKK / DOP / EGP / ETH / EUR / GBP / GEL / GHS / GTQ / HKD / HUF / IDR / ILS / INR / IRR / JMD / JOD / JPY / KES / KRW / KWD / KZT / LKR / LRC / MAD / MKR / MUR / MWK / MXN / MYR / NGN / NIS / NOK / NZD / PAB / PEN / PHP / PKR / PLN / PYG / QAR / RON / RSD / RUB / RWF / SAR / SEK / SGD / THB / TRY / TUSD / TWD / TZS / UAH / UGX / UNI / USDC / USDT / UYU / VES / VND / XAF / XOF / ZAR / ZMW
Support for over 40 exchanges (contact me to request more):
binance / binance_us / bit2c / bitbns / bitfinex / bitflyer / bitmex / bitmex_u20 / bitmex_z20 / bitpanda / bitso / bitstamp / bittrex / bittrex_global / braziliex / btcmarkets / btcturk / buyucoin / cex / coinbase / coinex / cryptofresh / defipulse / ethfinex / gateio / gemini / hitbtc / hotbit / huobi / korbit / kraken / kucoin / liquid / localbitcoins / loopring / loopring_amm / luno / okcoin / okex / poloniex / southxchange / upbit / wazirx / zebpay
Nearly Unlimited Assets Supported (whatever assets exist on supported exchanges).
Ethereum ICO subtoken support (pre-exchange listing) has been built in (values are static ICO values in ETH).
USAGE (ADDING / UPDATING COINS):
SEE DOCUMENTATION-ETC/CONFIG-EXAMPLE.txt FOR A FULL EXAMPLE OF THE DEFAULT CONFIGURATION (ESPECIALLY IF YOU MESS UP config.php, lol)
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 IF YOU EDITED IT BY HAND. If you did edit it by hand, 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 from messed up file formatting.
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/Open_Crypto_Portfolio_Tracker/issues
If you are sure your username / password / host:port setup are valid, try disabling SMTP email sending by blanking out your username / password / host:port (in the Admin Config COMMUNICATIONS section), and see if PHP's built-in mail function sends emails OK (no setup required, other than SMTP settings must be blanked out).
Important Note:
SMTP email sending is REQUIRED if you are running this app on a home network, or if reverse DNS hasn't been properly setup for the TLD domain hosted on this device (servers receiving email from this machine would likely blackhole it, or mark it as junk email).
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 already have plenty of disk space quota freed up / your cache folder permissions are readable / writable, and you still have file write issues on linux-based operating systems, you MAY need to setup a higher "open files" limit for your website user account. If you have shell access you can login and run this command to check your current limits:
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
To adjust the API timeout, go to the Admin Config POWER USER section. Adjust the 'remote_api_timeout' setting much higher, save the setup in the app, and run the app again to see if this fixes the issue. Adjust higher again if the issue still occurs frequently. DON'T SET 'remote_api_timeout' TOO HIGH though, or any unresponsive connections may cause the app to take a very long time to load / reload.
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