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  • Okay got mine to work but some of this didnt work for me so i used 1/2 or your vid and 1/2 of a diff one but good job ty

  • bash: ./ts3server_linux_x86: No such file or directory

    WTH

  • IDK what the issue is but

    gzip: stdin: not in gzip format

    tar: Child returned status 1

    tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now

    HELP

  • De donde saco esos archivos?

    where I get the file. dat?

  • I'm running the server command just like you have in the video (except using my server admin password) and the commands return error msg=0 (no prob) but there are no server groups added.

    just to be sure, heres the commands i entered:

    login serveradmin password

    use sid=1

    servergroupaddclient sgid=2 cldbid=2

  • Nevermind I got it. I didn't realize my cldbid was 3 not 2.

  • what the program you work with

    

  • TS3 Server: 74.208.148.194:5357

    Ask Admin for a free room.

    dedicated and 24/7.

  • very good manual, ran it on 11.04 and got it working.

    dit have the same problem as many here connecting over wan goes very easy but not over the internet, but the one thing i did think of later was i also have a firewall running (UFW)

    added :

    ufw enable

    ufw default deny

    ufw allow 9987/udp

    ufw allow 10011/tcp

    ufw allow 30033/tcp

    (remember add you home network also)

    now it works like a charm.

  • @op6sie One thing people really need to understand for any server is how NAT and networks behind a router work.

    Good find.

  • why does my server say it is listening on the ip 0.0.0.0 instead of the one i specified so i can't connect why might this be happening and how do i fix it.

  • @Midas129Studios You need to BIND your IP in the config file. server.ini

  • max slots  : 512

    FileManager | | listening on 0.0.0.0:30033

    VirtualServer | 1| listening on 0.0.0.0:9987

    CIDRManager | | updated query_ip_whitelist ips: 127.0.0.1,

    Query | | listening on 0.0.0.0:10011

    ERROR |Accounting | | too many slots hosted, shutting down!

    VirtualServer | 1| stopped

    same here 0.0* ip and also the halt error - too many slots hosted, shutting down!

    i used the same licensekey.dat as my old ts and for this one doesnt work.

    great vid btw gggl

  • this is on windows.. not linux... wtf?

  • @bguerre12

    He is using Putty to control his Linux VPS via SSH. Using SSH to do this can be done from any platform. Infact I just did this with my phone :P

  • @R1v3r7h13f That is EXACTLY why I always run everything through a shell. Most mobile phones have SSH clients and you can pretty much do all you need to do to run servers on Linux that way.

    I am saddened at the numbers of games that come out these days without a Linux server install. While Windows has got a lot better over the years Linux is still the best server use OS in my opinion.

  • @bguerre12 I am using PuTTY to SSH in to a SHELL on a Linux server.

    Most people run servers in data centers and do not have physical access to their machines. So we use remote clients. I choose to run my machines via SHELL as desktop virtualization is not only slow, but a waste of server resources supporting a GUI.

  • @bguerre12

    If you are running a server from home it should only be for learning purposes. Running server applications from home is not only a violation of your ISPs ToS usually, but also a security risk.

    On top of that. a home modem does not have the transmit power (upstream) that is as reliable as your ISPS plant equipment that sends you your signal (downstream). Thus people usually have a much smaller upstream bitrate. Not good for serving.

  • If you searching for a teamspeak 3 server then you are on the right adress. You can have permanently room and be channel admin of it, and also with a clan. And you can do more if you want, you can have also own rules. The server ip is: 178.21.20.93:9999

  • How is this thing with the inifile working? i have the ts3server.ini but when i type the code in it says it cant run it :(

  • @basuka955 you need to allow permission to execute/read that file with CHMOD.

    Basic Linux. You probably need the -x switch

  • @Koldfusion77 Ty for info, but I use Windows now :p

  • very nice tutorial, easy to understand and to the point with details and side notes, thank you.

  • @Panik2010

    The guy says in the first sentences that there is a VIRTUAL SERVER that is remotely accessed. He says that he is accessing that virtual server [via TTY] and installing a TS3 Linux application into that virtual server [machine]. A Virtual Server is a VIRTUAL MACHINE. That is, indeed, a Windows client that is in the vid and it is a client connected to a virtual server that is running Linux. Can't you see it? IBM's motto: THINK....

  • @heartattackstroke He said his friend setup a temporary VM for him... That windows desktop you are looking at is his home computer that he is using to remotely connect to his friends VM via PuTTY...

  • how i get the ts3server.ini file?

    i searched for that file but i didn't found it

  • A Linux in a virtual machine on a Windows HOST. Give me a break, man.

  • @heartattackstroke its not its PUTTY :S

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  • Do you know if there's a way to install more then 512 slots on one IP (one server?)

    Since TS3 sees my VPS as one server i can't use more then 512 slots :(

  • ERROR :

    2010-07-25 11:02:18.382908|INFO |ServerLibPriv | | Server Version: 3.0.0-beta25 [Build: 11421], Linux

    2010-07-25 11:02:18.383362|INFO |DatabaseQuery | | Please make sure you use the supplied ts3server_minimal_runscript.sh to run the server, or set LD_LIBRARY_PATH yourself

    2010-07-25 11:02:18.383411|CRITICAL|Datab­aseQuery | | unable to load database plugin library "libts3db_sqlite3.so", halting!

  • @Wantanplan I think when Koldfusion77 posted this, this wasn't an issue then. First off, I want to state that I have no clue about Linux stuff or whatever. I just got Peppermint and started experimenting around BUT I was able to figure it out and get it to work.

    This helped me the most:

    forum.i3d.net/general/117191-i­nstalling-teamspeakserver-3-li­nux-32-bit.html

    Again, props to KoldFusion77 for the video assist. Couldn't have done without.

  • Great video. Works on the latest version (without the .ini setup) now done automatically afaik...

  • This didn't help at all, I don't know what to put in terminal... on the first minute.

  • beta5 installed... how update to beta21?

  • btw .. you don't need to use screen. Put an & at the end of your command line, no gap and hit enter. .. Less resources, less commands to remember.

  • great tutorial,

    although you could try and speak up a little bit. it sounds like you where mumbling, I had to pull up my volume a lot to be able to hear what you said :(

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  • Hi, how do I delete a server admin?

  • nice vid! thx for this vid! ;)

  • Wow! , i use the same desktop! felcia day is cool.

    BTW thanks for the guide.

  • Thank you for this tutorial, I freaking love TeamSpeak3

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  • Check your ts3server.ini file and make sure it is NOT in DOS mode.

    See my post on the TeamSpeak forums on how to fix (The Red Edit)

    You either need to fix your ini file (non DOS mode) or hand bomb the extra paramaters in and use the createinifile=1

  • I notice that you are working in a second ts3server.ini folder when you add the user/password and token information. but you never show how you made it or did you replace the last one? Seems like there was a step you skipped or you had a file ready and maybe forgot to add a step. Or I am retarded, lol. Any help would be cool, thanks.

  • @cfield03 That was local on my machine. I premake most stuff like txt files local then upload to the server. I hate Pico, VI, Emacs

  • my server keeps listening on 0.0.0:9987

    2009-12-24 03:01:37.893893|INFO |FileManager | | listening on 0.0.0.0:30033

    2009-12-24 03:01:37.940169|INFO |VirtualServer | 1| listening on 0.0.0.0:9987

    2009-12-24 03:01:37.941637|INFO |Query | | listening on 0.0.0.0:10011

    How do i fix this?

  • no need to fix, thats just normal.

    connect by server ip + listening port (9987 in ur case)

  • In some cases he needs to specify the ip ...

    you have to do that in the inifile (@ 1:14 )

    and edit the three ips to your static ip.

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