dNiym
29-05-2005, 05:12
Ok, i've looked high and low for an instance of this and I haven't found anyone having the exact same problem...
System Setup:
Gentoo Linux
Teamspeak Version 2.0.20.1
Firewall = Shorewall
The Following Ports Open
--- For TS Server #1 ---
LAN to Server :TCP 14534
LAN to Server :UDP 8767
WAN to Server:UDP 8767
--- For TS Server #2 ---
LAN to Server :UDP 8768
WAN to Server:UDP 8768
I set the servers up some time ago, and recently needed to make changes to server #2.
Both servers are working fine (ie clients can connect and use it)
I can log in as admin on server #1@port:8767
I can not log in as admin on server #2@port:8768
I can not log in as superadmin on either server
I am using the passwords located in /var/log/teamspeak/server.log
My questions are as follows:
1) Why doesn't the superadmin password work.
2) Why can I log in as admin on one port and not the second.
I don't see any place for the second server to have a different admin password, or a place for another superadmin password
System Setup:
Gentoo Linux
Teamspeak Version 2.0.20.1
Firewall = Shorewall
The Following Ports Open
--- For TS Server #1 ---
LAN to Server :TCP 14534
LAN to Server :UDP 8767
WAN to Server:UDP 8767
--- For TS Server #2 ---
LAN to Server :UDP 8768
WAN to Server:UDP 8768
I set the servers up some time ago, and recently needed to make changes to server #2.
Both servers are working fine (ie clients can connect and use it)
I can log in as admin on server #1@port:8767
I can not log in as admin on server #2@port:8768
I can not log in as superadmin on either server
I am using the passwords located in /var/log/teamspeak/server.log
My questions are as follows:
1) Why doesn't the superadmin password work.
2) Why can I log in as admin on one port and not the second.
I don't see any place for the second server to have a different admin password, or a place for another superadmin password