I have the problem that my TMI Bot just goes out after some time.
(Time out - Reconnect in 3 seconds…)
And that’s a big problem. I have developed a bot that is used by a lot of streamer.
Currently, there are almost 78,000 streamers registered, where the bot should connect after the server starts.
After about 2-5 minutes, even 10 minutes, the bot gets a time out.
After the restart, he starts again from the front to connect with the streamers.
This is very problematic and, above all, not so resource friendly.
How do I can fix the problem?
Is there a timeout parameter for the options?
Like this:
var options = {
options: {
debug: false //it was true but it did not help.
},
connection: {
cluster: “aws”,
reconnect: true
//set the timeout here >> timeout: 120000 << ???
},
identity: {
username: “MyBotName”,
password: “oauth:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”
},
channels: streamer
};
(streamer = all streamers out of one JSON)
I do not quite understand that. How can I extend this buffer?
Is that even possible ?
I really have to sit in the chat with so many streamers.
How does the bot of “Moobot” as an an example?
A big thank you, I will fill out the form right away.
A little question then remains to me.
Can I use a bot on my main account or do I have to create an extra account?
Example:
Streamer XYZ is a Real Person and stream every time. Can he make a Bot with the same Account ?
Ok. I apologize for my english and my inaccurate question.
Streamer XYZ makes a account and stream with this as real person. Now he make a bot and will connect with his name and his oauth key. Now he sits in 5 Channel and streaming by the way. That is allowed. I understand that I can not connect with another name over my oauth key.
Hello, can you tell me when I receive my answer for the limit-increase or do you have nothing to do with it?
I wait more then 3 business days and no answer with the results
Does that mean I was rejected?