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Data collection is back up again.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Best wishes,
Jonathan

My chart keeps damaged.

And LEO is crashing left and right on multiple PC's with Runtime errors. It's barely even running a few bots.

Woke up to this. They really need to fix this error.

I'm having the same issue, too.

Which issue?

Quote from: thedreamer on May 17, 2017, 12:12:38 AM

Leonardo crashes randomly after an hour to a few hours. Seems to be that it crashes more as I make changes to orders and bots in quick succession.

Exactly this. It gives a runtime error. More specifically: "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library. This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way. ..."
Win7 64-bit, 32 GB RAM.

To reproduce the error: Change orders or bots rapidly, without leaving enough time to get all confirmations from the exchange. Poloniex is particularly prone to that, as it is very slow, but it also crashes on Bittrex.
Example: Start a bot. Before it finishes to place the order, cancel it. (You don't need to be in a rush, Poloniex is slow.)
Or move a buy or sell order from a bot. Before the order is completely replaced, stop the bot.
I need to place and mofidy orders very slowly, otherwise I make leonArdo crash. Not easy when I need to react quickly.

My guess is that leonArdo gets some kind of API reply it wasn't expecting and that's making it crash.
Bittrex's API was returning some weird HTML code for a few horus the other day ("Object moved here", or something like that), and it continuously made leonArdo crash.

For you all to know, my experience is that when leonArdo has a Runtime error, if I do _not_ yet click on the "Ok" of that Window dialog, I can still interact with leonArdo, save my strategies, move some orders on some markets, and even manage to close leonArdo gracefully. So that's very useful to save anything before leonArdo needs to be closed and restarted.

I was asleep when mine did it, so it's not just manual intervention.

Agreed with the single run-time error. You can ignore that and proceed. Don't even have to shut down. When the crash happens it spawns a dozen or so msg boxes.

And the bot NEVER recovers after a re-boot. I watched it the other night and it failed over and over to recover, something about trying to place a 0 coin order. I have to manually close every order and re-start each bot by hand. With lots of ping-pongs that can take awhile.

It sometimes crashes just by itself, while I am away, that is true.

I also have the experience that the bots never recover after re-starting leonArdo, and I need to stop all bots, manually cancel the orders, and restart the bots.

If I do not manually remove the orders, here is what happens: After "resuming" a bot, the bot seems to "see" that an order is there and that it is linked to the bot (because if I stop the bot again, it will ask if I want to cancel the order too). However, if that order gets executed, the bot does _not_ place the following order. Nothing more happens. So, effectively, it is as if there is simply no running bot, just a single initial order.
It does take a while to restart everything by hand, indeed.