Behnam Mirzabeygi

It needs a lot of work but It's possible. I've managed to write kubernetes support for version 2.6.

Hi, First check if the blockchain service is up and running. `docker ps | grep blockchain` If it is up and running check the logs `cd opendax && docker compose...

> Thanks so much for the reply. The first command shows the docker is running. > > root@vultr:/opendax# docker ps | grep blockchain 088a51b4b155 quay.io/openware/peatio:2.6.48 "bash -c 'bin/link_c…" 37 hours...

> @behnammby when I run docker logs opendax_blockchain_1 I get this log. I see a reference to port 8545 but my bitcoin node is running on 8333 (default) and in...

@wahdatw Apparently It seems you are having some trouble with your bitcoin node. A clienterror execution timeout means that your request took too long to complete and was terminated by...

@wahdatw I checked your running instance of node using the following command: `curl --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id": "curltest", "method": "getblockchaininfo", "params": []}' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' http://173.230.131.103:8332/` An I got: `curl:...

@wahdatw could you check the blockchain log now and send me the error? Feel free to contact me on Telegram if it is more convenient for you. http://t.me/behnammby

You may need a liquidity aggregator bot.

There are some documentations in openware.com. Arke is one of the bots you can use. There are other solutions out there but I've used Arke and it is excellent in...

@yiyang518 **Cause:** You've got this error because quay.io/openware/barong:2.6.66 is no longer exists. check here: https://quay.io/repository/openware/barong **Solution:** a workaround is to change images => barong in your config/app.yml cd ~/opendax &&...