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Hey, Sorry forgot to edit my post. I just went ahead and re-installed the bot as I didn't have the patience to try and fix it at the time in the morning it happened. If it happens again on next 'update' I will do what you suggested and post it here. Thanks!

Hey, Tried to update the bot today by doing the update option. went through the update fine, got no errors, nothing, told me it updated successfully at the end and that it us up at the IP. Anyway, I tried to go to the IP BotCP and it would not load, I did the status and it always says "Active...

benutzen : service sinusbot start :

then what Maxi said; Run the script again from sinusbot-installer.de and select there "uninstall" ;) edit* Fairly sure it is option '3) Remove' or what ever number it is, but it will say 'Remove' Regards

^^^ If you are referring to the SinusBot then this. If not, please specify what you are talking about ;)

Hey, Uninstall what? the bot?

@Ironeer Give this a go;

:P :P :P

Especially when I've already told another user to try the command manually first.

Also @HiitSayZ If your not sure how, you remove it from your 'sources.list' found at; and for the key (I think);

Yeah I was sure that the thing that was probably going to fix his problem would be a re-install but he does not want to do this due to installing other stuff on his VPS, so I've been trying to see if I can fix his problem to no avail... as i am no expert. His main problem is...

Sorry, never used debian but let's try what I told Iron; PS. Sorry If I don't reply for a while, it's very late here gotta get some sleep :p hopefully @Qhiliqq knows whats wrong and fixes it before I reply.

Try the bot install now. can also try; apt-get upgrade Also, what happens now when you just run; apt-get -qq update or sudo apt-get update

Alright, Try those commands. edit** Also try this; sudo dpkg --configure -a

@Ironeer Try;

@eZao2017 Sorry, can you try run the command by itself; apt-get -qq install wget -y

Try; I think you use this to check your version; cat /etc/debian_version

Can you head to the directory:: /usr/bin/apt-get/ :: see if it's there. Also what IOS? Ubuntu, CentOS etc. ?

@HiitSayZ & @eZao2017 Can you both run this command; locate apt-get Make sure it shows up saying:: /usr/bin/apt-get/ :: if it doesn't go into the folder and check.