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Setup Sniper

Throughout this guide we will assume you are using Putty and FileZilla to access your VPS.

Download Putty here

Download FileZilla here

Virtual private server (VPS)

You should have 1 VPS for each Sniper you are running. To get good delays we recommend you split your alts in as many snipers as tokens, and have the vps located close to the discord servers (Attention: close to the discord SERVERS, not close to discord HQ).

We recommend these VPS Providers/Locations:

Provider Location Info
Zap-Hosting Ashburn (USA) Cheap VPS's; Not so good delays; Sometimes they have big downtime.
Vultr (MOST RECOMMENDED) Atlanta (USA) Fine delays; Mostly good uptime; People abuse the use of Trials to get free vps's.
Linode Atlanta (USA) Same as Vultr. Less common used in sniping communities, but still as good as vultr.

If you are wondering what specifications you should get for your VPS, just know that RAM usage is the most important here. We recommend to get atleast 2GB RAM memory, even if the sniper doesn't use much. The more alts you put on a VPS, the more RAM it'll need.

The sniper only runs on Linux OS, we recommend choosing the Latest Ubuntu when your provider asks what OS to install.

We highly suggest you enable password login on the vps, and preferrably have root access. You will need to save this information about your vps:

  • The IP address/Hostname of the VPS, to connect to it
  • The access username, usually root
  • The access password
  • The access port, usually 22

Setup Sniper

You will need to connect to your VPS via SSH and SFTP. If you want to documentate yourself more about this (we highly suggest you to), you can google about these terms.

To connect to the VPS Terminal, we will be using Putty. To manage the VPS Files, we will be using FileZilla.

  1. Open both Putty and FileZilla, and connect to the VPS. You will need to input the credentials when the app asks for them, that you saved before.
  2. Keep Putty on your screen, to be running commands in the Terminal. Make sure your VPS has the latest updates by running the following:
    Bash
    apt update -y
apt upgrade -y
  3. Optional: You might want to create a directory for the sniper. Feel free to change isniper to any directory name you want:
    Bash
    mkdir isniper
cd isniper
  4. Download the sniper directly from the API, and then give it the permissions to be executed:
    Bash
    wget https://biz-api.iancu.services/download/sniper
chmod +x sniper
  5. Now all that we have left is to run the sniper and update the config/data. Run the sniper for the first time by doing:
    Bash
    ./sniper
  6. The sniper will tell us about the config, so let's go in FileZilla and edit our config. Refresh if needed and then locate the config.json, found in a folder called "data" created by the sniper. Right click on it and then View/Edit, and fill your config (you can get some help here). Make sure to save the file changes, and that the changes are uploaded to the VPS.
  7. Put your alts in alts.txt and the token that the sniper will claim nitros to in claimToken.txt, and make sure you save the changes, just like for the config.
  8. Finally run the sniper by doing this command in the terminal (Putty):
    Bash
    ./sniper

Make sure your sniper is running. You might need to make the terminal bigger to see the status in real-time in the terminal.

One-Time-Code (OTC)

The sniper asks for an one time code when you start it. To get this code you need to run the /code command on discord.

To bypass this, you must own either the Business Bot or an OTC Bypass.

If you own the bypasser, you also get:

  • You don't need to input the OTC everytime you start the sniper anymore
  • The sniper will automatically detect if you change the claimToken, so you won't have to restart the sniper everytime you change the claimToken.

Running the Sniper 24/7

You will notice that if you close the terminal, the sniper will also close. We will use a command called screen to make sure the sniper will run in background.

To read a quick tutorial about how to use screen, click here

  1. Make sure your vps is updated, and install the screen command by running:
    Bash
    apt update -y
apt upgrade -y
apt install screen -y
  2. Make sure you are in the sniper's directory and that your sniper can run even outside screen, by running ./sniper
  3. Once you are sure you can run the sniper outside screen, it means you can run it in screen too. So you can run this command:
    Bash
    screen ./sniper
  4. Once you see that the sniper is running, you can detach from the screen by using these two keyboard combinations: CTRL+A and CTRL+D.
  5. You are done. To list all the active screen sessions you can do screen -ls.

Config

Click here to find out how to configure the sniper.

Credits

This page was written by "snek" with the help of Iancu Sniper's staff member "CrazyiiSnowman".