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I am using teamspeak server on linux and want to pass it off on a friend who uses windows. is there a way to transfer/export the user database so we dont have to have all the users re-register?
If you move the whole TeamSpeak 2 server instance including all virtual servers, simply copy the servers database and configuration files (server.dbs & server.ini) to the new Windows box.
If you move the whole TeamSpeak 2 server instance including all virtual servers, simply copy the servers database and configuration files (server.dbs & server.ini) to the new Windows box.
Can this be accomplished the other way around? Windows > Linux?
Thanx
I am using teamspeak server on linux and want to pass it off on a friend who uses windows. is there a way to transfer/export the user database so we dont have to have all the users re-register?
not seeing a solution here for this, still... is there a utility to backup the user database in the event my linux box has a failure. it is the only application I run and do not see the need to backup the whole machine for one database of 50 users?
Reedy Boy
13-04-2007, 14:03
Can this be accomplished the other way around? Windows > Linux?
Thanx
Yes it will
Reedy Boy
13-04-2007, 14:04
not seeing a solution here for this, still... is there a utility to backup the user database in the event my linux box has a failure. it is the only application I run and do not see the need to backup the whole machine for one database of 50 users?
If you move the whole TeamSpeak 2 server instance including all virtual servers, simply copy the servers database and configuration files (server.dbs & server.ini) to the new Windows box.
ScP answered it
To backup the server: Copy server.dbs & server.ini to somewhere else
TG Biggy
01-07-2009, 03:44
I want to be able to use my IPB forums user/passward database to populate our TS2 database. is this possible?
If you move the whole TeamSpeak 2 server instance including all virtual servers, simply copy the servers database and configuration files (server.dbs & server.ini) to the new Windows box.
server.dbs means the user database is managed by SQLite ? So beware of the release of SQLite on both the origin and destination machines (AFAIK, the TS2 server use old releases of SQLite... Moreover, dbs files created with SQLite V2 are not readable with SQLite v3 and vice-versa). I had the problem when migrating a server from Windows to Linux, where I needed to try several SQLite releases to be able to read the (old) dbs file on the new machine.
If the server database is done with MySQL, just using the MySQL tools to dump/backup it should be enough.
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