Vagex uses Debian VPS to make money

This article mainly focuses on Linux VPS online earning, and is suitable for small memory VPS.
Tutorial on installing Firefox and Vagex under CentOS : https://zhujiwiki.com/7993.html
VPS Debian operating system Vagex hang up one-click installation package Enter ssh and enter the command

 screen

Execute in sequence

 wget https://zhujiwiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/2091288700.sh sh 2091288700.sh

You will be asked to enter the VNC password, which can be up to 8 characters long.
After installation, start VNCviewer on the local computer (download VNCviewer).
Enter the address. For example, if the address is 1.1.1.8, enter 1.1.1.8:1. Enter the password and enter the interface to optimize the browser:

• View > Toolbars > Uncheck Bookmarks Toolbar
• Edit > Preferences > General > When Namoroka starts: Show a blank page
• Edit > Preferences > Privacy > Namoroka will: Never remember history
• Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Update > Uncheck all
• Enter about:config in the address bar and press Enter to confirm. Enter libflashplayer in Filter to search. Double-click the result and set its Value to false.

Go to the Vagex official website: http://vagex.com, download the FireFox plug-in, and install it.

After the first restart, you cannot enter the vagex ID. Click cancel, press ctrl + w and ctrl + q in sequence to close the browser, turn to the terminal and execute the following command to restart VNC login and enter the vagex ID normally.

 /etc/init.d/vncserverd restart

That's it, wait to earn dollars.
Solve the problem that Firefox needs to re-enter the ID every time the VPS is restarted:

• 1. First of all, do not set the clear history files in Firebase.
• 2. Then restart. Enter ID. save. Exit the fire hole correctly. Restart again.
• 3. Set the Firebase not to save history files. Then exit the fire orphan correctly. Just restart it.

The default is to restart once a day. If you want to change the interval, execute the following command, where */12 means every 12 hours. You can modify it according to the actual situation.

 sed -i '$d' /etc/cron.daily/vncreboot
echo "* */12 * * * root /etc/init.d/vncserverd restart" >> /etc/crontab

Vagex official website: http://vagex.com