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Running Osbot on Linux ubuntu 16.04

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Ive got problem executing osbot on linux Ubuntu 16.04

 

My Java version:

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Error :

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Edited by unique12345

Did you open that terminal from putty or from the desk? the one you used to write java -jar Osbot.jar

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Putty.

It just worked when i opened on the desktop, thats weird.

Thanks

Edited by unique12345

14 minutes ago, unique12345 said:

Putty.

It just worked when i opened on the desktop, thats weird.

Thanks

 

 

That way you have to do it always

I believe using MobaXterm and setting the display variable up correctly will allow you to launch it remotely and still get the GUI on your own PC (assuming you are using Windows or something like that).

I also think if you wish to start it remotely without the GUI you can simply set the DISPLAY EV to local host and run it from putty.

Try doing:

export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.0

In your terminal then running the OSBot client with the no display CLI option. (Needless to say you will also need to give it the parameters to login and start the script)

For full CLI params look here:

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/118831-cli-commands-table/

 

 

EDIT:

keep in mind this is only a theory, I haven't tested it and even though it might work it is also pretty hacky

Edited by HunterRS

What HunterRS said should work, but best if you would just install a Desktop, say xfce and install VNC (works a remote connection in windows). Makes things crisp, easy and isolated

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