Discussion of article "Why Virtual Hosting On The MetaTrader 4 And MetaTrader 5 Is Better Than Usual VPS" - page 19 1...121314151617181920212223242526...64 New comment Viktor Shekhovtsov 2015.03.13 11:12 #181 Renat:Look at the logs, please. I can't understand the logs-- should I write to servicedesk? Vladimir Karputov 2015.03.13 11:14 #182 Viiktor: account with EA on virtual hosting / EA set a stop trade, I switched off the PC, today I open it - the order did not work. What type of order is set? (Help, order types: https: //www.metatrader5.com/ru/terminal/help/trading/general_concept). Viktor Shekhovtsov 2015.03.13 11:23 #183 barabashkakvn: What type of order is placed? (Help, order types: https: //www.metatrader5.com/ru/terminal/help/trading/general_concept). To automate the movement of the Stop Loss order following the price, Owl used Trailing Stop. Viktor Shekhovtsov 2015.03.13 11:25 #184 papaklass: Did the price get to the order? Yes. Renat Fatkhullin 2015.03.13 11:30 #185 Viiktor: I can't figure out the logs-- should I write to servicedesk? Post it here and they'll probably tell you. Vladimir Karputov 2015.03.13 11:36 #186 Viiktor:Owl used Trailing Stop to automate the movement of the Stop Loss order following the price. I understand correctly: You said Forum on trading, automated trading systems and testing trading strategies Discussion of the article "Why shared hosting in MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms is better than regular VPS" Viiktor, 2015.03.13 09:06 :) trading with EA, orders are not executed when the computer is switched off (unlike VPS), why? I.e. trading on your home PC you set Trailing Stop on your home PC? And after switching off the home PC this Trailing Stop is not triggered? Discussion of article "How Feedback on MQL5 VPS EA Monitoring Renat Fatkhullin 2015.03.13 11:57 #187 papaklass:From shared hosting, logs are ALWAYS copied to your terminal.This is not true. There is no automatic copying of logs.To get logs, you just need to right-click on the hosting and select "Logs": Viktor Shekhovtsov 2015.03.13 11:59 #188 papaklass:From shared hosting, logs are ALWAYS copied to your terminal.Go to the "log" tab in the terminal and see if the logs are copied:In the " source" column it should say Virtual Hosting. It means that logs are loaded from the hosting to the terminal.Call the context menu and open the folder with logs:In the opened folder you will see subfolders with the hosting logs:Go into the "hosting.XXXX.terminal" subfolder and copy the file for today's date and post it here.****this posture is explained in the example Files: 20150304.log 20 kb cad.png 6 kb Viktor Shekhovtsov 2015.03.13 12:30 #189 barabashkakvn: Am I understanding you correctly: You saidSo when you trade on your home PC, you set a Trailing Stop on your home PC? And after switching off the home PC this Trailing Stop is not triggered? No, of course we are talking about _ account + advisor on virtual hosting. Andrey Khatimlianskii 2015.03.13 12:34 #190 Are Global Terminal Variables synchronised? If not, is synchronisation planned? 1...121314151617181920212223242526...64 New comment
Look at the logs, please.
account with EA on virtual hosting / EA set a stop trade, I switched off the PC, today I open it - the order did not work.
What type of order is placed? (Help, order types: https: //www.metatrader5.com/ru/terminal/help/trading/general_concept).
Did the price get to the order?
I can't figure out the logs-- should I write to servicedesk?
Forum on trading, automated trading systems and testing trading strategies
Discussion of the article "Why shared hosting in MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms is better than regular VPS"
Viiktor, 2015.03.13 09:06
:) trading with EA, orders are not executed when the computer is switched off (unlike VPS), why?From shared hosting, logs are ALWAYS copied to your terminal.
This is not true. There is no automatic copying of logs.
To get logs, you just need to right-click on the hosting and select "Logs":
From shared hosting, logs are ALWAYS copied to your terminal.
Go to the "log" tab in the terminal and see if the logs are copied:
In the " source" column it should say Virtual Hosting. It means that logs are loaded from the hosting to the terminal.
Call the context menu and open the folder with logs:
In the opened folder you will see subfolders with the hosting logs:
Go into the "hosting.XXXX.terminal" subfolder and copy the file for today's date and post it here.
****
this posture is explained in the example
Am I understanding you correctly: You said