Matt Warrillow

I think i agree with @loomsen regarding the yaml files, as most containers you download from a container register has a default config baked into the dockerfile. For example nginx:stable...

I have started a .dockerignore file here https://github.com/warrmr/pycryptobot/blob/docker/.dockerignore ``` .github/ **/docs/ **/chart/ **/tests/ *.log pycryptobot.log.* *.key config-*.yaml telegram_data* ``` I am doing some testing with docker image layers and GitHub...

I believe the default configuration is in the market/template folder and should be shipped. Not sure about the default YAML file.

The README.md file should be included in the docker container otherwise the version number will be blank. https://github.com/whittlem/pycryptobot/blob/b0dc5749c0f2e223f00afcb40f20028f91f9a5f8/models/BotConfig.py#L321 ```python def getVersionFromREADME(self) -> str: regex = r"^# Python Crypto Bot (v\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})"...

Sounds like you have a problem with your .key file being created but not persisted for some reason. Are you using the old style config where you can put the...

@Lineup2004 Did mapping the volume work in the end? if so would you mind just making a comment on this post with what you did and closing it as resolved...

`./market/BTCUSD/pycryptobot.log` is a directory on your filesystem. 1. Stop docker container 2. delete `./market/BTCUSD/pycryptobot.log` 3. create `./market/BTCUSD/pycryptobot.log` as an empty file 4. restart docker container

do you have "stats: 1 in your config by any chance? try removing that line and run the bot again. I have the same issue when run-in with stats enabled...

It looks like it could be a missing dependancy, I had similar issues when working through the install for ARM installing these packages did the trick. ``` apt-get install build-essential...

There is quite a bit of information on the dependancies in a separate fork by https://github.com/paulbruedgam https://github.com/paulbruedgam/pycryptobot/blob/docker/Dockerfile This gives you more specific details on which packages have which dependancies, but...