VPSes for botting - Talk about them here!
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Go to settings then click on fixed mode.
Ok so I was reading this guide: http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=977316
And I got to the end part about setting up PuTTy and it said hit cntr+x and then enter.
Control X popped up a little screen that said would you like to save your information Y or N. I hit Y and then it pulled up another screen that asked what type of information it was to be downloaded as. I just exited from PuTTy at that time.
I then tried to put my IP into my VNC View and it said "unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061). I think this is because I did not enter vncserver into PuTTy again before I exited (so it would get the server back online.) How do I get it back online? Whenever I open PuTTy its just a black screen with a little green bar at the top that does nothing when I type stuff in.
EDIT: I opened PuTTy, entered my user and pass and then entered vncserver and its back online. Then I went over to the VNC Viewer, entered everthing and got on. Now its just a gray screen?
Also, how do I change from a Centos 32 Bit to a Centos 64 bit?
And I got to the end part about setting up PuTTy and it said hit cntr+x and then enter.
Control X popped up a little screen that said would you like to save your information Y or N. I hit Y and then it pulled up another screen that asked what type of information it was to be downloaded as. I just exited from PuTTy at that time.
I then tried to put my IP into my VNC View and it said "unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061). I think this is because I did not enter vncserver into PuTTy again before I exited (so it would get the server back online.) How do I get it back online? Whenever I open PuTTy its just a black screen with a little green bar at the top that does nothing when I type stuff in.
EDIT: I opened PuTTy, entered my user and pass and then entered vncserver and its back online. Then I went over to the VNC Viewer, entered everthing and got on. Now its just a gray screen?
Also, how do I change from a Centos 32 Bit to a Centos 64 bit?
Fixed screen size then. It's amongst the same options.
Keros guide in my sig is very helpful, if you still have problems PM me and I can try to help.
Ok so I was reading this guide: http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=977316
And I got to the end part about setting up PuTTy and it said hit cntr+x and then enter.
Control X popped up a little screen that said would you like to save your information Y or N. I hit Y and then it pulled up another screen that asked what type of information it was to be downloaded as. I just exited from PuTTy at that time.
I then tried to put my IP into my VNC View and it said "unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061). I think this is because I did not enter vncserver into PuTTy again before I exited (so it would get the server back online.) How do I get it back online? Whenever I open PuTTy its just a black screen with a little green bar at the top that does nothing when I type stuff in.
EDIT: I opened PuTTy, entered my user and pass and then entered vncserver and its back online. Then I went over to the VNC Viewer, entered everthing and got on. Now its just a gray screen?
Also, how do I change from a Centos 32 Bit to a Centos 64 bit?
Go to your solusVN panel, its a website URL they gave you a username and password in the email "New server confirmation" From there you can choose "re-install" then cent os 5 64bit. Takes a minute or so, then your ready for a fresh install. And yes it could fix your problem and should be done now if your going to be doing it anyways. but when I had a similar problem it was just a typo and also after I hit ctrl +x and Y I saved the file wrong, so check those two solutions as well.
cent os 5 32 bit
32 bit? I have warp 3 and I am using 64 bit. What difference does it make? Just curious.
awmgawd.
Probably seeming really stupid right about now, but I manage to keep making thins worse. I tried re-installing like was mentioned, and now I'm trying to get on to VNC viewer but can't get the password?
Where can I locate this?
Probably seeming really stupid right about now, but I manage to keep making thins worse. I tried re-installing like was mentioned, and now I'm trying to get on to VNC viewer but can't get the password?
Where can I locate this?
This is really starting to piss me off. I've bought 2 Xen Warp 3 vps; their both the exact same thing. Yet one can run 5 bots all 85% and the other can't even manage 3 bots at 40%. Wtf? Will pay if someone finally helps me solve this.
Are your settings right? You need fixed mode and lowest settings for best results.
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Ok so I was reading this guide: http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=977316
And I got to the end part about setting up PuTTy and it said hit cntr+x and then enter.
Control X popped up a little screen that said would you like to save your information Y or N. I hit Y and then it pulled up another screen that asked what type of information it was to be downloaded as. I just exited from PuTTy at that time.
I then tried to put my IP into my VNC View and it said "unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061). I think this is because I did not enter vncserver into PuTTy again before I exited (so it would get the server back online.) How do I get it back online? Whenever I open PuTTy its just a black screen with a little green bar at the top that does nothing when I type stuff in.
EDIT: I opened PuTTy, entered my user and pass and then entered vncserver and its back online. Then I went over to the VNC Viewer, entered everthing and got on. Now its just a gray screen?
Also, how do I change from a Centos 32 Bit to a Centos 64 bit?
Reinstall your vps. Either do what persia said or you can open a ticket and they can do it for you
You will have to enable the vnc again when you reboot.
Yes its fixed mode. I'm pretty sure I set both vps up exactly the same so I don't see why one would perform better. My second one is running just 1 bot at 50% success..
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Reboot the VPS or ask customer service to more evenly redistribute the CPU/RAM.
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If you want just a crap VPS, what even doesn't work, it would around $5 per month, but if you want good it would be $20+.
VPS stands for Virtual Private Server, it's like 30 days computer what you can connect with virtual remote access.
Virtual Private Servers and what server ever has often good bandwith.
Well I have been running 4 sorc garden's today on a warp 3 and am pretty pleased.
2 of the bots were in summer garden picking herbs and they were 87+% success, which was pleasing.
The 2 others were in Autumn picking fruits, and it seems they had a much worse success rate. Don't really know why, but it's hovering at 70% success. Anyone know why this could be? It's not terribly bad, so I can bare it. But would like to have better success rates.
Planning to upgrade tomorrow to Warp 4, already submitted ticket to do the upgrade.
2 of the bots were in summer garden picking herbs and they were 87+% success, which was pleasing.
The 2 others were in Autumn picking fruits, and it seems they had a much worse success rate. Don't really know why, but it's hovering at 70% success. Anyone know why this could be? It's not terribly bad, so I can bare it. But would like to have better success rates.
Planning to upgrade tomorrow to Warp 4, already submitted ticket to do the upgrade.
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