Need a 'moron's guide' to images

[Arsenal]

I would like to host an image on both of my TS servers. I have searched for info, but all of the 'advice' seems to be written for the programmers, not the average user who does not know jack sh*t.

First off we have this one:

setting this in the server.ini is easier and more permanent
###
[ISP]
GFX URL=http://foo/bar/image.jpg
###

Now this seems the best method, but I run two servers with the same IP, different UDP Port. How can I make this work on both? (different image on each)

Second option:


The new free server versions (b50 and higher) have that function.

You can set this logo by telnet. Login as Superadmin and set it via


code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
globalset hoster_gfx_url http://www.somewebserver.com/images/serverbanner.jpg
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Log in where??? Could we get full answers please, not those intended for people who already know half the answer? And once I have logged in (on server or client... still don't know...) where do I enter the code??

Also what is b50. I have downloaded the latest client and server software, so do I have what I need? (neither say b50 anywhere in the version number)

I have searched the forums and FAQ for these answers and have found nothing. I would be very grateful if someone could give me a rough step-by-step in laymans terms. It would be helpful to the many people who have asked about this, only to be given answerers they don't understand.

Thank you.

Regards.
Arsenal

[pim]

I'm a moron too, and got away with this:

Open a telnet session and connect to localhost port 51234

slogin with your own superadmin username and pass

code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------localhost 51234
WAIT "[TS]"
SEND "sel 8767\m"
WAIT "OK"
SEND "slogin Ch'Ih-Yu mysecretpassword\m"
WAIT "OK"
SEND "globalset hoster_gfx_url http://www.teamspeak-einstieg.de/im...erverlogo.jpg\m"
WAIT "OK"
SEND "quit\m"




Courtesy of Ch'Ih Yu

[Arsenal]

Obviously not the same level of moron.

How do you "open a telnet session" What is Telnet? How do I open it?

See what I mean, a half answer just won't do with me lol. Sorry.

Thank you for your response though, I am just too stupid for it to be of any use.

[Peter]

(1) doing it via telnet is harder and not permanent.

(2) The grafics URL is server instance wide (it will be the same on all virtual servers), there is no way around this, except running multiple server instances (instead of multiple virtual servers on one server instance).

[pim]

Go to programs>accessories>hyperterminal and start hacking away


enjoy

[Arsenal]

Thx pim and pwk.linuxfan. Your replies are appreciated.

[Choopscraidy]

quote:
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setting this in the server.ini is easier and more permanent
###
[ISP]
GFX URL=http://foo/bar/image.jpg
###
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

That worked for me.

Now this seems the best method, but I run two servers with the same IP, different UDP Port. How can I make this work on both? (different image on each)

Same thing here, I think this question cannot be answer

[pim]

If I am not mistaken this is only possibe with the latest release, before that a telnet exercise was necessary