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Osbot crashing while running on VPS

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Fearsy
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Tried a few times to run OSBOT on a debian 7 VPS, it loads but crashes after a while. Any help?

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37 minutes ago, jens4626 said:

Crash? Does the client freeze or anything?
 

 

It just completely closes, no warning or anything

I feel that Debian is too power hungry resource wise for botting.  More than likely, you have to lower the RAM on the client since it worked for me when i used that OS. 

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29 minutes ago, LimitedTime66 said:

I feel that Debian is too power hungry resource wise for botting.  More than likely, you have to lower the RAM on the client since it worked for me when i used that OS. 

How do I lower the RAM on osbot?

2 hours ago, toogsi said:

How do I lower the RAM on osbot?

Try running on low CPU mode and disable the screen input and stuff. I did that and I ran 2 extra clients on my VPS

Uh, these are all guesses and none of this is a solution. Start OSBot using debug mode, when it crashes post the error.

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5 hours ago, Solution said:

What are the specs of your VPS?

It's 1gb ram 1 core cpu, I read the OSBOT specs before buying it, it should work

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