Can't Install TeamSpeak either normally or Manually!

[stu_u2k]

I have tried installing it multiple ways & i just cant get the Autoinstall to work or the manual install either, i am abit of a ubuntu n00b so maybe its something silly, however after about an hour of flapping around trying to solve it i followed a step by step on the ubuntu forums & had the same problem.

I going to paste what i have tried, i have also had a mate SSH in & look at it, thou he's much more Gentoo orientated than ubuntu & he was lost too.

First of all i will show you the Auto Installation problem...

"USER@COMPUTER:~/Desktop/teamspeak$ sudo sh setup.sh
setup.sh: 14: Syntax error: Bad substitution"

After trying loads of different things the *automated* way i gave up & thought i would install it the manual way, so i have copied the contents of "/image/" to "/opt/teamspeak" then edited the teamspeak file so it look like...

"#!/bin/sh
#
# This starup script will set the correct library path
# and then startup the teamspeak binary.
#

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/teamspeak:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
/opt/teamspeak/TeamSpeak.bin $*"

Then when i try to run it i get...


"USER@COMPUTER:~$ cd /opt/teamspeak
USER@COMPUTER:/opt/teamspeak$ ./TeamSpeak
./TeamSpeak: 8: /opt/teamspeak/TeamSpeak.bin: not found
USER@COMPUTER:/opt/teamspeak$ sudo ./TeamSpeak
./TeamSpeak: 8: /opt/teamspeak/TeamSpeak.bin: not found"

At this point i would forgive you for thinking i was abit useless and was in the wrong folder or something of the like so to prove otherwise...

"USER@COMPUTER:/opt/teamspeak$ ls
clicense.txt libborqt-6.9-qt2.3.so manual TeamSpeak
client_sdk libHVDI.so.0.8.0 Readme.txt TeamSpeak~
icon.xpm libspeex.so.1.0.0 sounds TeamSpeak.bin"

I have all the correct permissions have tried all steps as "USER/ROOT/SUDO" all of which give me the same errors.
So i am completely lost, any advise would be appreciated.

[Cyrus]

did you try installation via aptitude? there is a package teamspeak-client in debian testing/unstable non-free and ubuntu feisty multiverse you could try

[stu_u2k]

Ah nice, yeah that did it, but its extremley quite on all sound devices & mic doesn't work. Any ideas?

Thanks for help thus far anyway. :-)

*EDIT*
Ok, the reason its so quite is its using my on board sound card "/dev/dsp/" rather than my audigy & i can hear it coming out of my headphones, i know i probibly could disable that card & solve the problem but i use both for Mixing when i am in Win x64, any of the other options either the same of dont work, what would i need to change that too for my Audigy which is the main card ubuntu uses for sound anyway.

Thanks again.
*EDIT*

*EDIT2*
Ok changing that to "/dev/dsp1" solved the issue then making sure in "Volume Control" that mic was selected for record & its all working, posting this so if anyone else has similar issue then maybe they can learn for my n00bish mistakes. :-p
*EIDT2*

Thanks finally for your help, cant wait for TS3 if you want help beta testing when you ready gimme a shout.

Happy new year.