Can a Window's "server.dbs" be used on linux?

[Trollby_IRON]

I have been running a windows Teamspeak server for years.

I want to run a Linux TS server.

The problem is that with about 160 members I need to post the database over to the new server.

Current server has been a production server almost 4 years 24/7 with only about 2 days off (48 hours) for parts replacement as needed. (Only been TS server for about 2.5 years)

I have a newer 1GHz system that is my linux box that I want to make the new TS server for our group.

I did the install and everything went great (I thought). After I tried to port the server.dbs now can not connect to the TS server???

Any help would be apreciated

Trollby_IRON
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[jonde99]

Yes it can, but older versions dbs files need to be converted. There is info about this in the readme with the tarball.

[Trollby_IRON]

Hummm.....

Must of missed that in the readme last nite.

Was trying to do 3 things at once, so I wouldn't dought I missed it.

Thanks

[Trollby_IRON]

This post:

http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=4068

I were it says to go, but I can't seem to find the "rc2 converter application"

What is the name I don't see it here:

ftp://voice.teamspeak.org/developer/server/

Thanks

Trollby

[Trollby_IRON]

Got it working...

For some reason The other two (2) times I tried it didn't work but the last time I tried it worked fine.

My current Windows TS2 server database wouldn't work for some reason, but I wiped the Linux TS2-RC2 off again and did the SAME copy of:

server.ini
server.dbs
server.log

to the linux box and worked. I guess third time is a charm :p

This makes thing sooooo much better than manually adding the 160 members and all the channels