[VPS] Setting up GUI/VNC/botclient [CentOS]

[jjjjj]

I did not write this

Ok let's get started.

First off you will be needing putty which can be downloaded here ~ http://putty.very.rulez.org/latest/x86/putty.exe
Second of all you will UVNC Viewer which can be downloaded here ~ http://www.uvnc.com/download/

Ok, once you have downloaded the necessary programs you are ready to go.

Run PuTTy.
Type in your IP Address or hostname of your VPS. (Shown Below). Make sure all options are set the same as mine.

Now open.
PuTTy will now ask for you to login, the username is usually "root".
Please note, while typing in your password the characters or numbers will not show up.

Now you're logged in and ready to go! Type in the following commands in order ~ Note, you can simply copy them and right click PuTTy, it will then be pasted.

1. yum -y install kdepim
2. yum -y install java
3. yum -y install vnc-server
4. yum -y install nano (This is usually already installed on your OS).

You now have all the necessary programs installed on your VPS.

1. Type "vncserver" without quotation marks
2. Type "vncserver -kill :1" without quotation marks
3. Type "nano /root/.vnc/xstartup" without quotation marks
4. Edit the last line of this file. Change it to "startkde &" without quotation marks. (As shown below).
To save it press (Ctrl + X), Then "Y", Then "Enter".

5. Type "vncserver" again, without quotation marks.

GUI and VNC should now successfully be installed! Connect to VNC and type yourVPSip:1 as server, where yourVPSip = the IP of your VPS.
Example: 80.80.80.80:1

Now press connect.
You will need the password you setup.

Now open terminal

Type this:

cd /root/Desktop
mkdir bot
wget impsoft.info/download.php -O b.zip
unzip b.zip -d bot

There should now be a folder on your VPS desktop, named "bot". Right click it, and click Open terminal here.

Then, to install the botclient type:
sh install-mac-linux.sh
The option you choose must be "Linux GTK" whether you use 32 or 64bit.

Now for the main reason of this guide, this is where many people have trouble.
Go into your bot folder, right click "run-linux.sh" -> "Open With" -> "kWrite".

Now for the editing, the bot at standard after install is set to run using 1GB of RAM, "-Xmx1000m".
If you're having errors while trying to run your bot lower this to 472, if you're still receiving problems, 372, and so on..

Once your botclient is installed at the right specifications type:
sh run-linux.sh

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[Gonzo]

Even if you didn't write it, this is very nice and helpful.

 

[U̶̕n̷͢bre̸aka̵͡bl̸̷e]

This is only on linux? Also gonzo he did not made the tutorial ^^

Edit:nevermind

 

[Gonzo]

This is only on linux? Also gonzo he did not made the tutorial ^^

Edit:nevermind

Aha, thanks for telling me ance:

 

[Heir]

Wow okay. This is a pretty good guide, and he didn't take credit for it. Very detailed. Nicely done.

 

[Saged]

Well done for taking the initiative and saying it wasn't yours. Next, this guide is wonderful. Thanks for posting it. :nod:

 

[cebeNN]

nice tutorial, but what vps do you recommend?

 

[Gonzo]

This guide is from rsbots.net btw, and didnt work for me.