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Fluffee's Server Setup 3.0 As some of you may know, I released an automated server setup script a little over a year ago. Albeit that script worked well, I was never fully satisfied with it, as I found it to be kind of messy to use. As a result, I rewrote the script, and restructured it, to add more, and stronger support for the different versions of Debian, the different versions of CentOS and the different versions of Ubuntu. However, with so many different Operating Systems being supported, and many different server providers having different setups, it's hard for me to test every possible scenario on my own. Which is why I've been privately handing this script out, and am now publicly looking for help. What does the script do? Similar to my previous setup script, this script changes the SSH port and creates a new user for connecting and using the server and disables root SSH connections; it installs the latest version of TightVNC Server (1.3.10) and sets that up with the desired port and password. It installs JDK 102 (32 or 64 bit depending on the OS), and installs TRiBot and OSBuddy and sets up the appropriate .jar file associations. What operating systems does it support? - CentOS (6.x and 7.x) (32 and 64 bit) - Debian (7.x and 8.x) (32 and 64 bit) - Ubuntu (12.x, 14.x and 16.x) (32 and 64 bit) Does it work? As far as I know, yes it does in fact work, and it works well if I might add. However, given that I can't test every possible setup, there is the potential for differences and issues How do I run the script? Login as root to a fresh VPS/dedi running one of the supported operating systems. From there run the commands listed below and follow the onscreen instructions. For those who would like to see the script's code, it can be found on my bitbucket here. The commands to run are as follows: wget --no-check-cert https://bitbucket.org/teamfluffee/fluffees-server-setup/raw/add-shared-functions/fluffees-server-setup.sh && chmod +x fluffees-server-setup.sh && bash fluffees-server-setup.sh -v Version History

Creating this thread to provide an easy way for me to link new users to my tutorials, as well as have them all in my Signature, without making it obnoxious. -- Fluffee's Ultimate Guide to Botting Series -- -- General Tutorials -- -- AutoHotKey Releases --

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Notes: I have only been able to test this setup procedure, on Debian 6.0, 7.9 and 8.1 (as they are all DigitalOcean provides). I can assume if it works on those, it will work on the other distributions in that set, but there are no guarantees. Secondly, this script requires root privileges to run, do not try and run without root or you will encounter issues Thirdly, this script and tutorial, will guide you through the process of disabling root logins on your server, creating a new account which you will use with root privileges, and changing the default ssh port. If for some reason you feel those are not good things to do (they are, leaving root logins enabled opens you to a world of issues) then you can edit this script yourself, or skip those steps in the guide. Do not post here complaining you can't login as root, you should never ssh as root after you setup the server, and I refuse to promote that terrible practice. Lastly, there are some redundant commands in the script, however they do no harm so I'm not concerned with them at the moment Step 1. Acquire a non-setup Debian VPS (Recommended Debian 7 x86) (http://www.waveride.at is a personal favorite) Step 2. Download PuTTY (PuTTY Homepage) Step 3. Download a VNC Viewer (TightVNC is my personal recommendation, use whatever you prefer) Step 4. SSH into your server, and get to a root prompt (SSH in this case means to connect via PuTTY) (NOTE: YOU MUST BE ROOT) Step 4a) Open PuTTy, you should see a screen like this Step 4b) Enter your Server IP Address into the box that says Host Name (Or IP Address) Step 4c) Enter your server login details and you're done Step 5. If you don't care to learn anything, and you really just want the server setup and done with, go ahead and run this command (32 Bit) apt-get update && apt-get install -y sudo wget && wget --no-check-cert 'https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81527571/Debian%207%20(32%20Bit)/install32.sh'&& chmod +x install32.sh && ./install32.sh (64 Bit) apt-get update && apt-get install -y sudo wget && wget --no-check-cert 'https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81527571/Debian%207%20(64%20bit)/install64.sh'&& chmod +x install64.sh && ./install64.sh The command above installs sudo and wget (Installed by default in Debian 7.0+), downloads the install bash script from my Dropbox, gives the script run permissions, and then runs the script. If you'd like to view the script before running it (which you should): 32 Bit 64 Bit Step 6. When the script starts, it will prompt you for the following information: Hit enter after entering your information for each question What would you like your user account to be named? Must be lowercase This is going to be the name of the account you will be using from now on, as root logins will be disabled (over ssh, you can connect as this account and then switch to root afterwards, just not directly connect as root). Just type in the name of your account in all lowercase, for example bots What port would you like to use to ssh to your server? This port is the port used when you use PuTTy to access your server, the default is 22, please change it from 22 to make your server more secure. I recommend something kinda random, such as 6754. Again, just type in your port number of choice What port would you like to use to vnc to your server? The default port for this is 5901, if you want to continue with that port type in 5901 or type in any other port of your choice. What would you like your ssh password to be? This is the password of the new account the script will create, type in whatever you want your password to be, you must enter a value What would you like your vnc password to be? This is the password used when you vnc to your server, it can be anything but you must enter a value Step 7. Now that the information is entered you can sit back and relax, and the script will do the rest. When it finishes, you can go ahead and VNC into your server and run your favorite botting client For anyone you doesn't care what the script does, this tutorial is finished! Please feel free to spread some love for the time I spent writing this tutorial, and perfecting the script For the advanced users, or anyone who isn't just going to run something that I claim is safe, read on and I'll walk you through every command, well most of 'em Command Explanation apt-get update - This command checks the repositories included, for any updates to the Debian software, and updates them automatically apt-get -y install sudo wget nano - This command is slightly redundant, and I just noticed it. Anyways, I'm not fixing it because there's no harm here, but this command installs: sudo (Allows other users to run things as root) wget (allows you to download things from the internet, via bash) nano (A nice bash text editor, which is merely my preferred option over vi [the default bash editor]) sed -i "s/Port 22/Port $sshport/g" /etc/ssh/sshd_config - Replaces the phrase Port 22 with the port inputted at the beginning of the tutorial, if you're running this by copying and pasting each command, replace $sshport with your port of choice. Or, use nano or vi to edit the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config and change the port there echo "AllowUsers $name" >> /etc/ssh/sshd_config - Adds the user account inputted in the being to the list of users allowed to connect via ssh replace $name with your user account name, if you're doing this yourself sed -i "s/PermitRootLogin no/PermitRootLogin yes/g" /etc/ssh/sshd_config - Turns root logins off by replacing the line, skip this if you don't want to turn off root logins chmod 600 sshd_config - Assigns the correct permissions to sshd_config, this command is also unnecessary as of now. service ssh restart - Restarts the ssh service to make the changes take effect, this will not close your connection apt-get -y install xorg lxde tightvncserver - Installs Xorg a LXDE component, LXDE a lightweight desktop environment and TightVNC Server, which will allow you to use VNC to connect to your server sudo adduser $name --gecos "First Last,RoomNumber,WorkPhone,HomePhone" --disabled-password - Adds a user account without a password, if doing this yourself, replaces $name with your desired name echo "$name:$sshpassword" | sudo chpasswd - Changes the password of the account just created, replace $name with the account name, and $sshpassword with the desired password sudo adduser $name sudo - Adds the created user to the sudo user group, which will allow it to run commands as root, replace $name with your desired account name mkdir /home/$name/.vnc - Creates the .vnc directory echo $vncpassword >/home/$name/.vnc/file - Writes the vncpassword to a file, change $vncpassword with the desired password vncpasswd -f </home/$name/.vnc/file >/home/$name/.vnc/passwd - Creates the password file used by the vnc server, and writes the password chown $name /home/$name/.vnc - Changes ownership of file to the user you created chgrp $name /home/$name/.vnc - Changes the group of the file to the user you created su - $name -c "vncserver" - Runs vncserver as the created user su - $name -c "vncserver -kill :1" - Kills the vncserver process as the created user All the curl and wget commands are used to download the popular botting clients, and OSBuddy, places them in a created folder echo deb commands are used to add repositories to Debian to download java (Google Debian JDK8 webupd8 for more details) apt-key gives the server the proper key to connect to the repositories echo oracle allows the script to auto accept the java license agreement chmod 777 /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle/jre/lib/security/java.policy - Gives permission to policy file for LG The rest of the commands install firefox, allow the Java Runtime to be seen, create the tightvnc service (so it autostarts) and modify the vncport. If you genuinely have questions, hit me up on Skype: HiFluffee Update January 19th, 2016: Updated both sh files to disable root logins properly, had a mistake in the code. The script also converts any capital letters in the account name to lowercase. If capitals are present the account doesn't get created. Update February 29th, 2016: Fixed the sh files to allow automatically allow connections via VNC to a custom port on reboot of the server. Update: March 2nd, 2016: Now automates keyboard, character and encoding selection Update: March 6th, 2016: Automatically picks Java to open Jar files, and removes Screensaver Update August 20th, 2016: The script now installs TightVNC 1.3.9.10 which fixes the VNC crashing error when too many programs are opened at once.

What do you think is better choice--building a computer that can run many bots- lets just say 50- or just buying multiple vpns to run 50 bots

My bot is still running as its logged in but when i connect to the VNC to view the bot its just a black screen i have tried looking on youtube and searched on google but cant find a solution. Any ideas?

I'm thinking of Buying a VPS for a small goldfarm that i want to make of like 5-10 bots, but i have no idea what specs i need for this or where i should buy my VPS from. Any suggestions ?

I was wondering how many bots i can run on these specs http://prntscr.com/gu8r6b

Fluffee's Ultimate Guide to Botting: Part Three - All About Servers Welcome once again to Fluffee's Ultimate Guide to botting series. If you haven't already read part one or part two, please do so here (https://tribot.org/forums/topic/62462-tutorial-fluffees-ultimate-guide-to-botting-part-one-account-creation-and-management/) or here (https://tribot.org/forums/topic/62766-tutorial-fluffees-ultimate-guide-to-botting-part-two-all-about-proxies/) --What are servers?-- In a general sense, a server is much like your own home computer, except they are setup for doing different things. In some cases, servers are used to run web sites, office/school networks or running an email service. And as a result of this, companies have began to rent servers out to people, allowing those people to use the companies servers to run websites, maintain an email service, etc. without actually owning a server themselves. Years ago, RuneScape botters realized that these very same servers would allow them to run their bots around the clock without leaving their home PC on all the time. As a result, you now see many people buying Dedicated Severs and/or Virtual Private Servers to run their RuneScape bots. --What are Virtual Private Servers?-- A Virtual Private Server, or VPS as they are commonly referred to, are virtual servers which you pay a monthly fee to have access to. These Virtual Servers allow you to run your bots 24/7 without leaving your computer on, as the bots will run in the Virtual Server and not your home computer. The reason Virtual Private Servers are so common in the botting community is that they allow users to run their bots while their computer is turned off, and they're relatively inexpensive (around $10 per month, depending on the plan). One of the major drawbacks to a VPS, is that the server you're paying for access to is not a real server, but rather a virtual one created on a real server. The issue with that comes from companies overselling their Virtual Private Servers, essentially they sell more Virtual Private Servers on a real server then what the real server can actually handle, which results in poor performance for running bots. There is no real way to avoid this when purchasing a Virtual Private Server except by purchasing a server from a trusted provider hoping that they won't oversell. --What are Dedicated Servers?-- Dedicated Servers are very similar to Virtual Private Servers, they come with similar operating systems, you access them the same way, and they allow you to do the same things. However, a Dedicated Server outclasses a Virtual Private Server in one key aspect. A dedicated server is a server, which again you pay a fee to access, but this time you're paying for access to a physical, real server that the company owns and maintains. As a result of this Dedicated Servers are much more expensive, but you pay for the reassurance that you get access to what you advertised, with no overselling what so ever. If you're a serious goldfarmer a Dedicated Server may be for you, and some people swear by them, but if you're new and just looking to get your feet wet a VPS is more then enough for what you'll be doing! --Why should you use a server of some kind?-- As I've stated above, the most common reason for anyone to use a server over just running bots on your home PC is the ability to go to bed, turn off your computer and have your bots still running in the background. Another great thing, which I personally love about using a Server is the ability to easily measure the costs of your gold farm versus the profits. Using your home PC to run bots is not free as you do have to pay for power consumption, and I hate not being able to accurately measure that cost. Although that's just me, I'm sure someone will probably feel the same! --How do I setup my server for use with TRiBot?-- I could post an entire guide on how to do this, and actually I have For anyone who's new to servers, and wants a quick and easy way to set them up, check out my guide below, which was updated March 6th, 2016; so yes it's extremely up to date! --How do I effectively manage multiple servers?-- There's two methods I will propose, and it's up to you how you would like to use them! The first method, as many can expect is a spreadsheet (I love spreadsheets). This spreadsheet, like my others is self explanatory, and has fields for the Server IP, VNC and SSH ports, root password, vnc password and user account password and a description of what runs on the server. However, the one downfall to this is that you can't click on an IP and connect to your server, but that's where RealVNC comes in. To download RealVNC head over to this link https://www.realvnc.com/download/vnc/ and download the full VNC package. During the Install you can uncheck the box for the VNC Server, as you won't need any of that. Once RealVNC is installed, head to the RealVNC install folder, and open up the VNC Address Book. From there open up the New Entry Dialogue Enter in your server IP and Port into the VNC Server field, uncheck the box for Username, and check the box for Password, then enter in your VNC password. Then press OK. You should then see this dialogue box, where you are prompted to enter a Master Password to protect your address book, so go ahead and do that as well! Once that's done, you'll see something like this. From there, right click on your newly added VNC Server and you can rename it to make it more recognizable if you'd like And you're done! You now have your first Server added to the Address Book, which makes life incredibly easy as you can just double click to connect! Congrats --How to manage files on your VPS?-- Note: This section of the guide assumes you are not using SSH keys to connect to your server. There's a couple of ugly, quick and dirty methods to transfer files, such as uploading to Dropbox, or some equivalent and transferring files that way. However, there's a much better method that'll I'll be showcasing today. To begin with download WinSCP from here: https://winscp.net/eng/download.php Once WinSCP is installed, or downloaded, go ahead and run it. You should be brought to a screen similar to this To setup WinSCP to connect to your server, go to the right hand side and change the protocol to SCP (this is a protocol built off of SSH, which means you won't need to install anything extra on your server. After that, type in your server IP address into the field labelled "Host name", and then enter the Port you use to connect via SSH into the "Port number" field. Finally, enter in your SSH username and password; then hit Login or Save (If you wish to). Assuming you entered everything correctly, you should connect to your server and be able to Upload and Download files through the WinSCP interface. --How to Sync your .tribot Folder across multiple locations?-- Due to the length of this particular part of the tutorial, I've decided to move it to it's own topic which you can find here Shoutout to user @HackRain for inspiring me to figure this out. And that about brings this segment of the guide to the end, to overview, we've covered what a server is, the different types of servers you can use, should you use a server, and then how to effectively use and manage those servers. I hope you've enjoyed, and learned something from this lengthy guide, be sure to keep on the lookout for Part 4

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I am struggeling with VPS and dedicated servers for more than two weeks now. I followed several tutorials but can't make it run stable. I often get messages as: 'Your connection has been gracefully closed' Autentication reason: too many authentication failures' 'No response from server' 'Server actively refused the connection' I noticed that a lot of those errors occur when I use to much CPU on my VPS. Then I have to reinstall the operating system and reinstall the software and the same problem will occur eventually. Therefore I decided to invest in a dedicated server which should be able to have atleast 50 bots running. Eventhough I was only using 4% of the CPU while running 7 bots the same problem occured and I got kicked from the server again. I just need some one to set up a stable server for me and I am willing to pay for that.

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I recently started botting more seriously by expanding in several VPS servers. I managed to get them working using the guides provided by Flax (https://tribot.org/forums/topic/58717-tutorial-how-to-setup-a-vps-for-botting-debian-7-very-easy/) and Fluffee (https://tribot.org/forums/topic/72032-fluffees-server-setup-20-beta/). After that I changed the SSH port to a random number above 1024 as recommendend by Flax and Fluffee, I installed the botting client and everything runs smoothly. But everyday at a certain point I get disconnected from the server often for those two reasons. "failed to recv data from socket" = Resulting in my desktop closing the TightVNC viewer And when I try to log back in: "no connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it", which makes it impossible for me to ever log back in to my server. Therefore I have to reinstall the server again and start this process again, everyday, sometimes twice, on all of my servers. I have been Googling a lot to solve this problem. It is mentioned a lot that is has to do with Firewall. On my own computer I disabled the Firewall at one point to see it made any differences, but it did not. Any suggestions? If someone is willing to actively support me with this I am also willing to pay for your services since I am really in need for help. VPS provider: Contabo.com VNC viewer: TightVNC Viewer

I am about to invest in virtual private servers. But still have some questions regarding it. Is it easy to switch between VPS desktops? For example I have 5 bots running on one VPS and another 5 on a different VPS. Can I just switch between those screens with 2 clicks? What are your experiences using VPS not offered for Runescape only? I've noticed that the provider Kimsufy is offering cheap servers and is popular, but I have not seen such a company mentioned on the forums here. While their prices are way lower than the servers that are suggested here on the forums.