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Drew Hightower
03-10-2002, 17:39
I am using Mandrake 8.2 and would like to know how or what application is required to open and possibly edit the server.db file. Any help would be appreciated. thanks.

R. Ludwig
04-10-2002, 10:41
there is no application. its just a btree file... also the structure will change from time to time.. so any effort on that is just wasting time currently.

mabe
06-10-2002, 12:20
this is a pidy because the administration over the webinterface is not working (at least in my case). Is there really no way to make a simple editor. I would not mind if it would be an "offline" editor for Windows or Linux. Just a simple tool to create a db. ;-)))

martin

R. Ludwig
06-10-2002, 16:55
no i dont do an editor.

did u tried latest development server ? didnt heard of anyone that had an not running webinterface with that version.

FloorPie
06-10-2002, 22:27
did u tried latest development server ? didnt heard of anyone that had an not running webinterface with that version.
I'm running 2.0.17.20
(Currently has an uptime of 28D... whoohoo:D)

The web interface didn't work (properly) for me. Although it actually did bring up the initial index page, it becomes non-responsive after a couple of operation attempts. I managed to have it 'list' the users, but then any page changes, or operation attempts after that failed. From that point on, it didn't even display ANY page.

Right now, I have "HTTPServer Enabled=0" (it was '1' when I tested the abvove :)), and if I need to perform any user 'delete' or 'superuser add' operations, I use the TCPQuery.

mabe
06-10-2002, 23:07
Hi all,

Ludwig I got the developer release of the Linux-Server but I still got the same problems with the webinterface. At the moment it is not a problem because just some people know the server adress.
For me Teamspeak is one of the best programms !!!
I am using it in MMorph (DAoC) an the posibility of rooms is very important there.
So I will wait for the next release ;-))))


Saludos

Martin

R. Ludwig
07-10-2002, 06:18
so what is happening ? what is the bug ?

mabe
07-10-2002, 12:34
The problem is the same as FloorPie has. After I restart the server I can access sometimes one or two pages and then the the Webinterface gets zombi. The server is still running and working fine (for weeks). But for me it is impossible to add users or do something else with the webinterface. Another strange thing is that I donīt have access with telnet.

If you need more details please tell.


Saludos Martin

ps.: thanks for the program ;-)

Nemesis
08-10-2002, 15:08
Hi all,

as far as the WebAdmin application is regarded, I found out that
without enabling access to port 14534 through the firewall of a
Mandrake 8.2 (kernel 2.4.xx) I could not load any TS related page
onto my browser.
So I thought I would contribute the solution here.
I enabled access to udp port 14534 through the firewall via
iptables, like this:

iptables -I INPUT 1 -p udp --destination-port 14534 -j ACCEPT

This way it works.

I haven't found this info anywhere on the forums, so I thought I
might as well put it here...

FloorPie
08-10-2002, 23:57
I enabled access to udp port 14534 through the firewall via
The HTTPServer (default port 14534) uses TCP, not UDP.

In this case, it's not the firewall that's the problem (if it was, we wouldn't be able to load any pages at all.)

mabe
09-10-2002, 12:40
I also got access to the pages. But it is like with the first releases. After one or two pages it gets zombie. I am using Suse 6.4 on a pentium 166 machine.

Maybe it is the Os version ????



Saludos Martin

Nemesis
11-10-2002, 10:50
No, it's not.

I got the same problem yesterday. After I added a coupla users,
it ceased working. Going to try with Mandrake 9.0 soon. Will post
results.

mabe
12-10-2002, 10:05
Hi,

I got it fixed on my computer. I switched of the access via squid. And now it is working. I just put in IE
(in the proxy settings) to connect directly to the server. Big Sorry to Ludwig, your TS works great ;-))))

Martin