when you're in terminal, how come it says TradingNode: ? My terminal is just linked to my computer name. I saw the other video of how to set up the apienv, should I repeat those steps to set up a tradingenv? I'm fairly unfamiliar with mac's terminal
Please see my other video ruclips.net/video/-67nndsWLYs/видео.html , which will show how to use port 80 in your nginx config and have your application still use port 8080.
Can you be more specific ? Where are you trying to enter the ip address of your vm ? Where is the VM hosted ? Did you enter the public IP or the NAT'ed IP ? If its the later, then it might not work. You will need to have to figure out how to forward the request from gateway to your VM. Please provide more info and i can help on that
@@nexusfission the host not allowed thing is on the tradingview when you put the url for the webhook, what ip should i use there? im using the one in ifconfig at my linux vm, its hosted on my windows PC
Now you have a double NAT problem 1) if your home windows PC is behind the gateway (typically a internet service provider) , which exposes the public IP to the external network. First you will need to find your public IP from websites like what is my public IP (www.whatismyip.com/) . Then you have to go to your gateway router and set up the NAT forwarding from public to your private IP for windows PC 2) Since you have linux VM inside your windows PC, i am not sure if you installed that through bridge mode or NAT mode, if its NAT. Then you again need to setup the port forwarding for the virtual machine. But if you could not figure out, then try to switch the network to bridge mode and your linux VM network will be in the same network as your windows PC and you can directly set the port forwarding for your linux VM in the gateway router itself.
when you're in terminal, how come it says TradingNode: ? My terminal is just linked to my computer name. I saw the other video of how to set up the apienv, should I repeat those steps to set up a tradingenv? I'm fairly unfamiliar with mac's terminal
In your mac, you can use .zprofile and add this line PS1="TradingNode:>" and then source .zprofile. For linux, you can use .bashrc
This is awesome!
Thanks
what do we write in the tradingview webhook url?
Once you follow the video, then you can ignore the port number on the URL, the default for http is 80 and https is 443
you have the skills I'm looking for, but I don't want to learn it all.
Need any help ?
On my tradingview webhook url it saya I can only use port 80, anyone else experiencing this? I can't use 8080
Please see my other video ruclips.net/video/-67nndsWLYs/видео.html , which will show how to use port 80 in your nginx config and have your application still use port 8080.
its saying host not allowed when i put the ip address of my linux vm
Can you be more specific ? Where are you trying to enter the ip address of your vm ? Where is the VM hosted ? Did you enter the public IP or the NAT'ed IP ? If its the later, then it might not work. You will need to have to figure out how to forward the request from gateway to your VM. Please provide more info and i can help on that
@@nexusfission the host not allowed thing is on the tradingview when you put the url for the webhook, what ip should i use there? im using the one in ifconfig at my linux vm, its hosted on my windows PC
Now you have a double NAT problem 1) if your home windows PC is behind the gateway (typically a internet service provider) , which exposes the public IP to the external network. First you will need to find your public IP from websites like what is my public IP (www.whatismyip.com/) . Then you have to go to your gateway router and set up the NAT forwarding from public to your private IP for windows PC 2) Since you have linux VM inside your windows PC, i am not sure if you installed that through bridge mode or NAT mode, if its NAT. Then you again need to setup the port forwarding for the virtual machine. But if you could not figure out, then try to switch the network to bridge mode and your linux VM network will be in the same network as your windows PC and you can directly set the port forwarding for your linux VM in the gateway router itself.
@@nexusfission thank you so much, ill try
Will add a video related to this soon
Is there a way I could find the codes?
You can find them at nexusfission.com/
Hey there. Do you have an email so I can contact you regarding a project I would love your help on? Do you do freelance work?
You can communicate with me on nexusfission@gmail.com for any additional info , but sorry i do not provide freelancing work.