Running Nimbuzz Bot On Server

Many people ask me how to run bot on shell account or vps. Actually this tutorial is already posted here, but they are confused how to translate haha. You might use online translate but sometimes it could be totally wrong :D

Okay, here we go.
What do you need?

At least 2 Nimbuzz id, 1 id for bot and the other for bot admin.
Shell (freeBSD) or VPS (Linux) account. There's a many free shell account. But keep in mind that VPS is more stable than Shell to run this bot.
SSH Client. For PC users can use PuTTy, midpssh.org for java mobile users and ConnectBot for Android users.

What to do?

Login to your server using ssh client.
Type wget [download_url] command to download bot zip file. Example: wget http://asdot.googlecode.com/files/bot.zip
Type unzip bot.zip to extract
Type cd bot to go to bot directory
Edit config.txt using nano config.txt command (see how to config)
Back to home directory
Run your bot using command daemon python bot/bot.py for freeBSD users, type screen [enter] python bot/bot.py [enter] for VPS Linux users.

Note:

My bot above include greeting plugin (salam_plugins.py) with Indonesian language, you are allowed to modify or delete the plugin then add greeting text manually.
List some of SSH client commands are here
Commands for stOrm are here
Enjoy your bot :D

#Update 9-9-2012 Natalie Bot v4.3.4

Change log:
- modified aff_plugin.py (make owner/admin/member/participant/banned room users)
- midified salam_plugin.py (en)
- added autosend_plugin.py (repeatly send a message with specified interval)
- added profile_plugin.py (Showing status and nickname of the JID)
- removed autokick_plugin.py (doesnt works for shell server)
- etc

#Update 9-9-2012 Natalie Bot v4.3.6

Download page bots are here

I create one shell account for you guys, Just for experiment. Here you go

#Update 3-26-2013

Check this out Running Nimbuzz Bot On Server [Part II]