Migrating Your HTS
Windows:
- Click on the close (X) icon on your HTS.exe console

Click the (X) icon
MacOS:
- Run the following command in Terminal
killall mono
Linux:
- Run either of the following commands in Terminal
sudo kill all mono
or
kill $(ps ax | grep mono | fgrep -v grep | awk '{ print $1 }')
Be sure to shut down your original installation before starting up the one on the new machine.
HTS is an installation that runs on your local machine or a Virtual Private Server (VPS) that you have access to.
At the start of your subscription with us, you might have installed HTS on your home PC before migrating to a VPS.
Here are some steps you can follow to make sure that your settings and bots are available on the new machine.
- Shut down your original installation before starting this process.
- Navigate to the folder
- Windows
C:\Users\<YourUserID>\My Documents\HTS
orC:\Users\<YourUserID>\Documents\HTS
- MacOS
~/Library/Application Support/HTS/
- Linux
/root/HTS
- Zip the above-mentioned folder
- Copy it to the new machine in a similar directory
- Un-zip the file in the parent directory:
- Windows
C:\Users\<YourUserID>\My Documents
orC:\Users\<YourUserID>\Documents
- MacOS
~/Library/Application Support/
- Linux
/root/
Be sure to shut down your original installation before starting up the one on the new machine.
- Edit the
<HostingAdres>
and<LocalAPIAdres>
(if needed) in MainSettings.XML if you are going to use the IP of the new machine

- Execute or install HTS and login with your existing credentials
Q: I'm having trouble launching HTS on my new machine. What can I do?
A: Make sure to shutdown/turn off the original installation before the migration.
Last modified 9mo ago