Reserve from File

The script allows you to retrieve the reserve value for a currency from a file. You can create a text file to store the reserve values, which will then be displayed on the website as the currency reserve.

1. In the website control panel, go to the "Modules" → "Modules" section and activate the "Reserve Parser from File" module.

1. Create a txt file and specify the currency reserves in it. List each reserve value on a new line. Upload the txt file to the server. Here’s an example of how the lines in the file should look:

Reserve 1 = 100000

Reserve 2 = 5000

Reserve 3 = 14000

1. In the website control panel, navigate to "Modules" → "Reserve from File" and enter the URL of the uploaded txt file.

1. In the control panel, go to the "Currencies" section, edit the currency, and select the corresponding line number from the file for the "Currency Reserve" parameter. Save your changes.

Alternatively, in the "Exchange Directions" section, under the "Reserve" tab, you can select the corresponding line number from the file. This way, you can set an individual reserve value for each direction.

1. Set up a cron job to retrieve the reserve value from the file and update it on the website. The script can be run every minute. Here’s an example command for a cron job in Unix format for the ISP Manager control panel:

/usr/bin/wget -t 1 -O - http(s)://your_domain/request-fres.html

The command may vary for each server. The changes pertain to this part of the command: /usr/bin/wget -t 1 -O —. You can confirm the correct command with your hosting provider's technical support.

Now, the reserve value for the currency on the website will continuously be sourced from the txt file.