Installation of the bot on a Linux server.
Crypto Resources OS Trading Bot Installation Guide
In this guide, you will find detailed instructions for installing, configuring, and launching a trading bot on Linux Server.
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- Sub-account and API creation
- Installing the bot on Windows OS
- Installing a bot on a Linux server
- Strategy and settings
- FAQ
To install the trading bot we need a server.
We recommend to choose firstvds
Go to the "Products/Services" tab, click "Virtual private servers."
It is mandatory to choose OS Ubuntu 24.04! Next, we agree with the terms, press pay, choose a payment method, pay, and wait a few minutes while the system prepares the server for use.
Password for server access
The password for server management you receive at the registration stage. If it was not saved, you can change it in the following way:
1) In the server control panel, press the "To Panel" button
2) For the selected server, it is necessary to change or set a password for server access.
Quick Install on server
Next, go to the Crypto Resources bot, click “Quick install” and enter the data step by step, and then your bot is ready to use.
The user under which the bot is installed on the server must be root! Always. Without exceptions.
Disabling the bot at the server level.
⚠️ If for some reason you need to stop the bot completely on the server, for example, if you want to run it on a PC, then to avoid conflicts, the bot on the server should be disabled!
Turning off the server via the control panel
After logging in to the firstvds website, we enter the client panel. We need to go to the server control panel.
To open it, press the "To panel" button.
After opening the server control panel, it is necessary to select the server, check the box, and press the "Stop" button. The server will be shut down. You can start it again in the future by clicking the "Start" button. The trading bot will be launched automatically when the server starts.
Turning off the bot via the terminal
To do this we need to install Git Bash - a terminal on Windows to work with the Linux server.
Go to https://git-scm.com/downloads/win, download and install Git Bash.
Open the terminal and ssh to your server.
✅ 1. Stop the service (if running):
systemctl stop algo_bot_gui.service
✅ 2. Disable autorun:
systemctl disable algo_bot_gui.service
✅ 3. Delete the service file:
rm /etc/systemd/system/algo_bot_gui.service
✅ 4. Reload systemd (update the list of services):
systemctl daemon-reload
✅ 5. (Optional) Verify that the service no longer exists:
systemctl list-units --type=service | grep algo_bot
or
systemctl status algo_bot_gui.service