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In looking at mongodb objects, in the prior system that didn't throw the error I have these mongodb items: ['spread_costs', '_STRATEGY_HISTORIC_ORDERS', '_CONTRACT_HISTORIC_ORDERS', 'limit_status', 'CONTRACT_ORDER_STACK', 'IBClientTracker', 'futures_roll_status', 'process_control', 'INSTRUMENT_ORDER_STACK'] In the one giving me the error I only have these items: ['spread_costs', 'IBClientTracker'] Perhaps this has something to do with my errors? UPDATE |
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My rawdata.py is one I borrowed from Rorymac, and when I added
I was able to get it working. I also reversed commit 1011459. |
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I had previously setup a working system in a docker container. Since it seemed to be working, I'm setting up a production box that will automatically load mongodb as a service, cron jobs, etc, which might be possible in docker but are easier and more robust in ubuntu server by itself.
I copied the setup files from my previous working setup and the backtests work fine (and agree with the prior setup).
When I start to run production code
I get the following error, which I'm having trouble determining why:
It almost seems like something that should be in mongodb or parquet isn't getting populated, but I can't figure out what it is.
Anyone have any ideas?
I've verified my mongodb is running, and the directory is filling up with files. I'm able to manually read the parquet files.
I'm wondering if I didn't initialize something that was supposed to go into a database. I have verified that the csv files that have the block info are on the system.
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