CLIENT DOESN'T START (With ScreenShots)

[tarciziorp]

Hello, I've been searched the forum for an answer but couldn't find one.
So, I resolve to post some screenshots to try to get help with this.
Here are the used method to install TS2_RC2 (Last) Client:
1)(Normal USER $) Download TS2 Linux Client to my home directory "/home/tarciziorp"
2)Decompress it like the instructions and a folder named "ts2_client_xxxx" apears with the "install.sh" inside.
2)Execute (normal user $) the "./install.sh" like the instructions and a folder named "TeamSpeak2RC2" apears under my "/home/tarciziorp" directory.
3)Execute, in the folder "/TeamSpeak2RC2" the "./TeamSpeak" script and gets the error.
4)First apears a window with the expression "Permission required" and an OK button. I click and then an error message apears at the console.
The images are atached.

[callihn]

Hello, I've been searched the forum for an answer but couldn't find one.
So, I resolve to post some screenshots to try to get help with this.
Here are the used method to install TS2_RC2 (Last) Client:
1)(Normal USER $) Download TS2 Linux Client to my home directory "/home/tarciziorp"
2)Decompress it like the instructions and a folder named "ts2_client_xxxx" apears with the "install.sh" inside.
2)Execute (normal user $) the "./install.sh" like the instructions and a folder named "TeamSpeak2RC2" apears under my "/home/tarciziorp" directory.
3)Execute, in the folder "/TeamSpeak2RC2" the "./TeamSpeak" script and gets the error.
4)First apears a window with the expression "Permission required" and an OK button. I click and then an error message apears at the console.
The images are atached.


Just like many other programs on Linux and many other operating systems you have to have enough permission to run what you want to run. You either need to make that user the owner of the TS directory and everything in it or make their group the owner of the TS directory and everything in it and set permissions for the owner or group to run TS and have access to the files needed by TS. There are a few other options but I will not recommend them.

See:

man chmod
man chown
man chgrp

[jguido]

I also have this problem. Here's my system setup:

Intel Pentium 200 MHz Processor
128 MB RAM
2.6.5-1.358 Kernel (Fedora Core 2)
Blackbox windows manager

This doesn't need to be compiled, so why is it giving me trouble?

I did: chown -R user:user [insert TS install dir here]