*** Please Note – Terminal Commands in Red
Login to your VM or AWS EC2 Instance
From inside terminal command line type this command and run it using enter to see list of active bots
Docker Instructions
# Docker Commands:
docker ps
# This will show a list of active bots you can attach too, default is:
docker attach hbot-1
# An Example would look like: docker attach (your_bot_name)
# You should now beinside bot, to escape bot and leave running use:
Ctrl + P
Ctrl + Q
# You will arrive back in terminal
Screen Instructions
If the above didn’t work and resulted in Terminal errors, your install is using a different set of commands.
Run the following below to see if you screen commands are active.
# Screen Commands
screen -ls
# This will list all availible bots by port number
screen -r 0000
# Using the above command you can attach to you bot
# To Exit and return back to terminal run:
Ctrl + A
Ctrl + D
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