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Introduction

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1. Download the archive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QM3nW0e2Wuo7FD2Gs168loOAMa8s47Dn/view?usp=share_link
2. Open the archive, navigate to /kite-xmpp-bot-master/app and open config.js with an editor of your choice 
   

   Replace the following values with your own:

   • domain: 'XXXXXX.wildixin.com' - domain name of the PBX
   • service: 'xmpps://XXXXXX.wildixin.com:443', - domain name of the PBX 
   • username: 'XXXX', - Kitebot user extension number, do not change it
   • password: 'XXXXXXXXXXXX' - Kitebot user password
   • authorization: 'Bearer sk-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', - ChatGPT authorization token
   • organization: 'org-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', – ChatGPT organization ID
   • model: 'text-davinci-003', - this parameter specifies which GPT model to use for generating text. In this case, the model is set to 'text-davinci-003', which refers to the most advanced and powerful model available in OpenAI's GPT series of models
   • temperature: 0.1, - this parameter controls the "creativity" of the generated text by specifying how much randomness should be introduced into the model's output
   • externalmaxtokens: 250, - response token limit for Kite users contacting the chatbot
   • internalmaxtokens: 500  - response token limit for internal users contacting the chatbot
3. Upload the archive to the /home/admin/ directory using WinSCP or any alternative SFTP client
   
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4. Connect to the web terminal. Log in as the super user via the su command, password wildix
   

5. Install nodejs: 

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   apt-get install nodejs

   
   

6. Unzip the archive: 

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   unzip /home/admin/kite-xmpp-bot-master.zip

   
   

7. Copy the chatbot folder to /mnt/backups: 

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   cp -r ./kite-xmpp-bot-master /mnt/backups/

   
   

8. Move the chatbot.service.txt file to the appropriate directory and enable chatbot as a service to run in the background, then start the service: 

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   cp /mnt/backups/kite-xmpp-bot-master/chatbot.service.txt /etc/systemd/system/chatbot.service systemctl enable chatbot.service  systemctl daemon-reload systemctl start chatbot.service

   
   

9. Verify that the chatbot is running by either running the ps command:

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   ps aux | grep node

   
   Or simply send the bot a message 
   
   

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