I can only seem to run osbot for 5 or so hours before it crashes my vps. The vps has a pretty good cpu though, 2gb of RAM and can handle a different client for 16+ hours. How would I go about decreasing the cpu usage? I'm using a premium script (DreamMiner), so it's not because of some poorly written free script.

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@TR33, sorry about your problems with your VPS. I recommend you try getting another one. DreamMiner doesn't take that many resources. It's not ever multithreaded like some of my previous scripts. It's probably just because your VPS can't handle the client itself.

I actually have the exact same problem and been trying to work out what would change it but after trying everything I've come to terms with just restarting my client every 6 hours or so, the memory usage goes up from around 200mb all the way to 1,100 mb and thats when the client starts freezing all the time and just generally starting problems.

 

I'm fine with restarting every 6 hours but it is sometimes a little annoying when going somewhere that I know I will spend over 6 hours in I can't leave the bot running due to the fear of it lagging/freezing up and missing a random & getting killed in the process.

I actually have the exact same problem and been trying to work out what would change it but after trying everything I've come to terms with just restarting my client every 6 hours or so, the memory usage goes up from around 200mb all the way to 1,100 mb and thats when the client starts freezing all the time and just generally starting problems.

 

I'm fine with restarting every 6 hours but it is sometimes a little annoying when going somewhere that I know I will spend over 6 hours in I can't leave the bot running due to the fear of it lagging/freezing up and missing a random & getting killed in the process.

 

What script do you use that makes OSBot memory usage grow and at some point freeze?

What script do you use that makes OSBot memory usage grow and at some point freeze?

 

DNMotherload

@OP

You might want to just keep an eye out for resources being consumed by the client, so that way you can provide more information.