EA doesn't work

[Abbas25]

I have put my EA in VPS (server) but what I get is my EA doesnt work. But with out VPS it works in Demo and Real Account but when I put anther EA not from Fxdreema it work very will why is that and how to fix it Please Help

[ambrogio]

@abbas25 you should check the journal tab of your MT platform, maybe there are some errors messages.

[Abbas25]

@ambrogio Yes you Right but nothing wrong in journal tab but the problem is in Experts tab in VPS is

I have Custom Indicator that i have download it in VPS (server) as the same without VPS but still no trade

[ambrogio]

@abbas25 The message says it can't load the indicator (or can't find it). I can only tell you to check if the indicator is in the right folder. The problem is not of the fxdreema's expert advisor
Check the path in the message C:\users\adm.................indicators\

[Abbas25]

@ambrogio I have delete the Indicator and redownload it but this time from the market. In Backtest work fine now I just wait the market to open and see if it works or not

[TipsyWisdom]

Probable fix;
id put the indicator in several folders. In the primary indicator one, the download one, as well as markets. This usually fixes all problems when something worked and now it doesn't. Especially moving to a different location that you didn't build the EA on.

Reason is when you built it and selected the indicator with Dreema, it pulled the file from the computer and is aware of the location of it. Now you are trying to reference it but you moved the EA for VPS use.

[ambrogio]

@abbas25 Well!

[Abbas25]

@ambrogio Problem fix by redownload the Indicator from the Markets nothing else

[ambrogio]

@abbas25 Ok, in fact now I seem to remember that all the products of the market work only on the terminal on which they were downloaded.

[Gift1234]

I have delete the Indicator and redownload it but this time from the market. In Backtest work fine now I just wait the market to open and see if it works or not

[Miksen5Andrstq]

I’ve been testing my EA for weeks, backtesting showed great results. But the moment I went live, it started making random trades, ignoring the strategy rules. Turns out, I didn’t account for spread changes and slippage during real market conditions. Lesson learned: backtesting is only half the battle — real-time behavior is a whole different game.