TS Server Info

[shylor]

Our World of Warcraft guild host a TS server, how ever it is very hard to get other users on it becuase of the long set-up. Is there a place, or where is the place that TS saves the connect to server info.

What I want to do is to make an installer for our guild where the whole process happends in one process. So you download our TS installer and it installs the TS clinet and a file that makes it so that when you go into TS.exe and click connect all the info is there and filled in. All the user has to do is hit connect.

Is there a way to do this. All I am looking for is where or how teamspeak saves there data!?

Thanks
Shylor:D

[vetwebhosting]

Use the connect tab and create a server, when you do you enter your login info, IP, etc. Next time you want to connect you just double click the servers name and you are in.

[Bastian]

TeamSpeak 2 saves the configuration into a file named TeamSpeak.conf located in %appdata%/TeamSpeak2. You can copy this file onto another system and you will have the same settings and the same local address book.

However you will not be able to write this file yourself or modify the existing file as it's not a plain-text file. (Please don't ask why.)

Furthermore, you should read the TeamSpeak End User License Agreement (http://www.goteamspeak.com/index.php?page=downloads&id=1a). I'm not 100% sure but a custom installer seems to violate the license agreement. Maybe you can design it as an "add on" which installs the new TeamSpeak.conf file after the TeamSpeak 2 client installation.

Better contact sales@tritoncia.com before you start coding. They can give you an official answer.

[Gryphon]

You could create and distribute a shortcut for people to use. Or add a link to your site for people to click on to auto-join.

[DDock]

I am Shylor's game friend and the one who hosts the TS server. So what you are saying is we could make kinda like a patch.exe that will just write over the new TeamSpeak.conf file with the old one with our server information. That would not be changing the TS code, nor going against the EULA, correct?

Edit: How would you set up an Auto-Join Link. We have a guild website and could do that pretty easially. Ill try looking to see if there is a thread about it already.

Edit: I looked at another forum about the Auto-Join Link. I assume that TS has to be open for this to work, and how would it work if the server has a password to join [ours does]. I have a sticky IP address so there is no problem for me with IP rolling, so this would be a great idea if we can get the Auto-Join Link up and running.

[shylor]

The custom installer would install the normal untouched Teamspeak client guild members only and our server info file. However where do i find this teamspeak.conf file.

[Bastian]

I am Shylor's game friend and the one who hosts the TS server. So what you are saying is we could make kinda like a patch.exe that will just write over the new TeamSpeak.conf file with the old one with our server information. That would not be changing the TS code, nor going against the EULA, correct?
In my opinion: yes. But just to be sure, you should contact our official sales & licensing partner (sales@tritoncia.com) first.
Edit: How would you set up an Auto-Join Link. We have a guild website and could do that pretty easially. Ill try looking to see if there is a thread about it already.
FAQ: How can I connect to a TeamSpeak server via a webbrowser? (http://www.goteamspeak.com/index.php?page=faq&id=3&item=45#q45)
The custom installer would install the normal untouched Teamspeak client guild members only and our server info file.
As I said: contact sales@tritoncia.com to get an official answer.
However where do i find this teamspeak.conf file.
I already answered this question!?
TeamSpeak 2 saves the configuration into a file named TeamSpeak.conf located in %appdata%/TeamSpeak2.
%appdata% is a system variable which will automatically be replaced by the path to your windows profiles application data folder (for example: C:\Users\JohnDoe\AppData). On Linux systems it's located in .teamspeak in your users home directory.

[Flummoxed]

Try using Autoit (Free http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/ )
You can make a small program so that all a person would have to do is open TeamSpeak then run the macro program, filling out any information for them.