Bitbot - Downloads

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Common

Executable

Download this first
then executable -->

bitbot_linux_386	Tested on Ubuntu 12 +
bitbot_linux_amd64	Tested on Ubuntu 16 (64 bit)
bitbot_linux_arm	Tested on Raspberry Pi 3
bitbot_linux_arm64	Tested on Jetson Nano
bitbot_darwin_amd64	Tested on Mac Mini
bitbot_windows_386.exe	Tested on Windows 10 (32 bit)
bitbot_windows_amd64.exe	Tested on Windows 10 (64 bit)

Install

If you got a "license.key" file, backup it before full install. Than put it into "bitbot" folder.

Full install:

Download Common, extract it. That folder's name will be "bitbot". Download executable file for you (your OS and CPU), extarct it. Put it into "bitbot" folder.

::: OR Console commands :::

Click button for your system & copy it!

Example

wget --content-disposition "https://bitbot.kartimbu.com/downloads/dl.php?F=bitbot_common.tar.bz2" --no-check-certificate
tar -xf bitbot_common.tar.bz2 && rm -f bitbot_common.tar.bz2
cd bitbot
wget --content-disposition "-" --no-check-certificate
tar -xf -.tar.bz2 && rm -f -.tar.bz2

Update only:

Download only executable file for you, extarct it. Put it into your existing "bitbot" folder.

::: OR Console commands :::

Click button for your system & copy it!

cd bitbot
wget --content-disposition "-" --no-check-certificate
tar -xf -.tar.bz2 && rm -f -.tar.bz2

How to works

Configuration

1. Login to your Binance account. From your Dashboard, Turn On

(Of course, keep some BNB in your account)
2. Get "API Key" and "Secret Key" from Binance API Management.

Configuration file is config.cfg file in "config" folder.

"api_key" Enter your Binance "API Key"
"api_secret" Enter your Binance "SECRET Key"
"web_password" Password for web interface.
"http_port" Port number for web interface (http).
"is_https" If true, connection will be secure (https)

If "is_https" is true, your web address is https://localhost:443
If "is_https" is false, your web address is http://localhost:8088

"https_port": Port number for web interface (https).
"https_file_crt": cert file path for https.
"https_file_key": key file path for https.

Https

Default connection is secure (https). In "keys" folder there are preloaded self signed server certificate files. You can use them or run "genkey.sh" to get new self signed certificate. If you use self signed certificate, browsers may warn you about connection is not secure. Ignore it, keep going. Or you can get your certificate from services like Let's Encrypt

Run

::: Options :::

If you get "permission denied" error, use sudo

-v verbose output

-v

-testnet uses Binance Testnet. You can get your testnet API Keys here https://testnet.binance.vision/

-v -testnet

Without option logs turns off.

To stop if run in background