How To Install Teamspeak 3 Linux Server with working avatars and file transfers.
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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
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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
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bash: ./ts3server_linux_x86: No such file or directory
WTH
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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
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De donde saco esos archivos?
where I get the file. dat?
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Nevermind I got it. I didn't realize my cldbid was 3 not 2.
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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
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what the program you work with
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TS3 Server: 74.208.148.194:5357
Ask Admin for a free room.
dedicated and 24/7.
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@Koldfusion77 Ty for info, but I use Windows now :p
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 8 months ago
@Midas129Studios You need to BIND your IP in the config file. server.ini
Koldfusion77 8 months ago
this is on windows.. not linux... wtf?
bguerre12 8 months ago
@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.
Koldfusion77 8 months ago
@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.
Koldfusion77 8 months ago
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 10 months ago
@basuka955 you need to allow permission to execute/read that file with CHMOD.
Basic Linux. You probably need the -x switch
Koldfusion77 8 months ago