ive bought a vps but when i bot and i get off remote control the bot will get stuck?

 

what happens:

i start the bot and watch it a few min (in case of bugs/crashes).

when i see its stable i just get off remote control.

after about 10-20min i get a black screen on me osbot and cant see if the bot is still going on (and later i saw it was not).

ive changed the settings on the vps that it wont go to sleep ever.

when i use buddy client (autoclicker etc) it wont go black.

so i know it is osbot somehow?

 

i use microsoft remote control app and ofcourse remote control on pc.

 

someone knows what im doing wrong?

 

script using: K-fisher

 

 

i also have another question

when i use an autoclicker and i disconnect from the vps the mouse will go away is there any way to leave the mouse cursor on screen all time?

Edited December 13, 20169 yr by kazemaru

Just a guess. But it could possibly be the script.

Just a guess. But it could possibly be the script.

 

yea i was thinking that too it might be smart to put system information in here so someone could tell me more

 

Intel® Xeon® CPU E5-2680 v2 @ 2,80GHz

2GB ram

64 bit

windows server 2012 R2

 

never been into linux thats why i chose for windows vps.

 

update:

script gets stuck cant post log since it is stuck also.

script ran 11min

 

will try another script to see if it is just the script.

I have the exact same thing, and i've been dealing with it for months now.

 

The only workaround is to have a remote desktop session open at all times, I have a server dedicated to do that

 

 

I've tried literally everything;

- Different OS (Even Linux)

- Dummy monitor drivers

- VNC server and a loopback connection

 

What did work was a dummy VGA adapter for the physical server, but that's not possible with most datacenters. Spent days looking for a solution and still haven't found one.

 

It's definitely a client issue

Edited December 13, 20169 yr by Abuse

I have the exact same thing, and i've been dealing with it for months now.

 

The only workaround is to have a remote desktop session open at all times, I have a server dedicated to do that

 

 

I've tried literally everything;

- Different OS (Even Linux)

- Dummy monitor drivers

- VNC server and a loopback connection

 

What did work was a dummy VGA adapter for the physical server, but that's not possible with most datacenters. Spent days looking for a solution and still haven't found one.

 

well fuck me i had a whole plan in mind and in just 1 day it gets fucked xD.

 

i hope for me and you someone knows what the solution is.

there are so many gold farmers here so someone must know???

update: its the script that makes it crash somehow.

 

used another script (fffbeerbuyer) and works perfectly atm (37min).

could try not using rdp to remote you vps

try a vnc connection?

maybe even teamviewer

 

update: its the script that makes it crash somehow.

 

used another script (fffbeerbuyer) and works perfectly atm (37min).

 

Launch 10 of them and you'll end up with the same issue

Try deleting all temporary files associated with RuneScape.

Also post the error log from client (i am expecting a Java Runtime error)

 

If you are using mirror mode, I guess it's a problem with the reflection.

Try deleting all temporary files associated with RuneScape.

Also post the error log from client (i am expecting a Java Runtime error)

 

If you are using mirror mode, I guess it's a problem with the reflection.

 

the whole client crashes i tried to copy the log but couldnt copy or even scroll down to see the information.

 

updated java to the latest etc.

Launch 10 of them and you'll end up with the same issue

 

well since im not vip i cant use 10 clients yet.

 

this vps was just to try and look if me idea would work.

if the scripts i want to run cant even work i wont buy vip since i wont make any profit :P

could try not using rdp to remote you vps

try a vnc connection?

maybe even teamviewer

 

 

will try this soon

the whole client crashes i tried to copy the log but couldnt copy or even scroll down to see the information.

 

updated java to the latest etc.

Im not sure, since I don't use the client but I would think developers are smart enough to store exception log locally. 

It's most likely a text file located in OSBot folder. 

Im not sure, since I don't use the client but I would think developers are smart enough to store exception log locally. 

It's most likely a text file located in OSBot folder. 

 

tried to find it but cant find it.

tried to find it but cant find it.

 

There is not much people can do to help you without the errors.

There is not much people can do to help you without the errors.

 

i know but i know more people have it so its not just only me.

 

i will try run the script later again and keep track on the log

i know but i know more people have it so its not just only me.

 

i will try run the script later again and keep track on the log

 

Yes, that seems to be true, how ever no one has been able to figure this out since no error's are supplied.