charge-lnd VS lightning-terminal

and then follow the instructions from https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd/blob/master/INSTALL.md

I use charge-lnd to automatically rebalance by channels via fees. My charge.config is heavily inspired (stolen) by this article.

I use charge-lnd to adjust fees proportionally to the channel state encouraging outflow if most the sats are on my side, and discouraging further outflow if most sats are already on the peer side.

charge-lnd v0.2.13 (Released: 23th November 2022) - https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd/releases

for LND, https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd can be configured to do this.

Charge-lnd v0.2.11 - Release page- Upgrade guide add sum_peer_chans to proportional strategy to consider multiple channels to the same peer; docker: proper fallback for tls cert when TLS_CERT_PATH is empty string; allow using variables in config files; improve robustness w.r.t commas and whitespace in chan/node list files

charge-lnd v0.2.9 - Release page - Upgrade guide don't match channels on activity_period criteria if the channel is younger than the activity_period; add command parameters --tlscert and --macaroon; support SSL for electrum servers; fix error in fallback when a strategy returns an error

I made a bit more than OP on fees using my node, since I discovered charge-lnd to automate fees, see https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd and also do your research and open good channels to good routing nodes :)

I like RTL, services like loopd for channel rebalancing or if you're so inclined, the whole lightning terminal package. I love jochen's mempool explorer (source code) when estimating fees. I use blockstream's block explorer esplora (source) for my block explorer. There's so many fun tools out there I can't even come close to naming them all.

Lightning Terminal v0.8.5-alpha (Released: 05th December 2022) - https://github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal/releases

I just posted this issue to https://github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal/issues/425 hopefully someone over there will know how to help me out.

Very nice! To get the Lightning Labs add-on services going, you might consider using Lightning Terminal because it bundles all 3 (loopd, poold, faraday) in addition to the Terminal UI: https://github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal

Lightning Terminal v0.6.5 - Release page - Upgrade guide bug fixed in Pool that caused sidecar channels not to be matched properly

Lightning Terminal v0.6.2 - Release page - Upgrade guide

Lightning Terminal is an app by LightningLabs that provides a web-UI to a few of their services.

Lightning Terminal v0.6.1-alpha (3rd December): Release page - Upgrade guide Security fix for v0.6.0-alpha v0.6: includes an update to all packaged components LND v0.14.1-beta, Loop v0.15.1-beta, Pool v0.5.2-alpha, and Faraday v0.2.7-alpha

There is Lightning Terminal, which integrates a UI, LND and some other services like loop and pool: https://github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal

Lightning Terminal v0.5.1-alpha (21st Sep, previous release was v.0.5.0 on Jun 21st): Release page - Upgrade guide