whitespirit
29-08-2002, 23:15
HI,
I'm using 2.0.17.17 Linux server, I have a start script and all starts ok and have been successfull in self registering a user.
my problem is i cant login as admin, i have tried via telnet and web interface as admin and the password generated in the log file (created whenever i delete my exisitng tss2.ini file)
any thoughts? is there a way of manually overwriting a user level of one of my other accounts to be superadmin?
also: is there a way of manually defining where the httpdocs folder is to be located? currently i have to have it in the root and i'd prefer to put it in the same folder as the rest of the files.
cheers
- ws :cool:
FYI: here is the key part of my start script:
case "$1" in
start)
/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/server_linux -INI=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.ini -LOG=/home/domain/domain1/logs/tss2.log -DB=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.db -PID=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.pid
;;
I'm using 2.0.17.17 Linux server, I have a start script and all starts ok and have been successfull in self registering a user.
my problem is i cant login as admin, i have tried via telnet and web interface as admin and the password generated in the log file (created whenever i delete my exisitng tss2.ini file)
any thoughts? is there a way of manually overwriting a user level of one of my other accounts to be superadmin?
also: is there a way of manually defining where the httpdocs folder is to be located? currently i have to have it in the root and i'd prefer to put it in the same folder as the rest of the files.
cheers
- ws :cool:
FYI: here is the key part of my start script:
case "$1" in
start)
/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/server_linux -INI=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.ini -LOG=/home/domain/domain1/logs/tss2.log -DB=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.db -PID=/home/domain/domain1/teamspeak2/tss2.pid
;;