There are a few things to it.
One> You need 2 API key pairs.
Two> You need to adjust the time delay so that you don't request data from the exchange too often.
I do this currently.
HttpRequestsInterval=1200
This is in the (name of your API).ini file. You will need to adjust the http requests interval for both instances. Actually even if you used separate computers but one API I think you still have to add the delay to both as the minimum interval is set per user.
How am I able to install the second instance on a Raspberrry Pi? I am using the testing git version.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I have never tried on a raspberry pi. Currently I am using windows 7. I assume the procedure for starting would be the same. Of course depending on where you have the bin would matter.
When I start the first one I get a pop up box asking what one to start. There is an option to add another API Key pair its the + button next to the profile drop down on windows. I assume the design is consistent across OSes. Click it and add your second API key pair. Another option is to start your first instance and down in the lower left is a button that says "New Window" click on that as it opens the same box.
Add your second API key pair (you need to make a second one not reuse the first one) and name your new profile.
Once back to the pop up box use the drop down to select your new profile and click ok. Now both can run. Each needs to start individually but you can start one then use it or the bin to start the second one.
One final thought. I don't believe this will use too much memory or processor to run two instances. It might be worth a look at top to see what its using. There is likely something better then top but its what I am most familiar with.
EDIT: After re-reading your question I think I see the issue. I could suggest how to compile a second one but I don't believe there would be any advantage. If you don't understand my instructions I can try something else to show it.
