Aegis
2011-12-01 00:03:02
I'm fairly experienced with running VPSes with the neXus and RSBuddy clients. Not so with Simba. Do any of you have experience running Simba on a VPS? I'd be very appreciative if you could give me some tips on the required specifications, or even recommendations on a specific VPS provider I should use to bot using Simba.
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks.
PS: If it means anything, I do not intend to use this information for any Goldfarming purposes whatsoever, but to simply bot personal account(s). I simply have connection issues from my home computer, and have used VPSs in the past.
jordi1104
2011-12-02 07:50:10
I believe simba only runs standard on windows and it does run on linux but not native so if i was you i would look for some windows servers but still that isn't a garantee to have it work since simba is alot different from any other botclient i really don't recommend to use a vps.
Wizzup?
2011-12-02 08:29:29
From: Aegis
I'm fairly experienced with running VPSes with the neXus and RSBuddy clients. Not so with Simba. Do any of you have experience running Simba on a VPS? I'd be very appreciative if you could give me some tips on the required specifications, or even recommendations on a specific VPS provider I should use to bot using Simba.
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks.
PS: If it means anything, I do not intend to use this information for any Goldfarming purposes whatsoever, but to simply bot personal account(s). I simply have connection issues from my home computer, and have used VPSs in the past.
Install WINE. Then download the Simba windows 32 bit (i386, x86 whatever) version and run that in WINE. You also need to install java in WINE.
Aegis
2011-12-02 22:51:37
From: Wizzup?
Install WINE. Then download the Simba windows 32 bit (i386, x86 whatever) version and run that in WINE. You also need to install java in WINE.
Thanks. I've already got that setup on my current Linux partition ;)
I was looking more for specific server specs, but I'll just see what I can get with a basic 1 gigabyte package.