Linux client bugs?

[Nitricester]

I was one of the guys egging you on to build a linux client some months ago. I'm glad to finally have one. But I am having considerable problems with it.

I'm using Mandrake 8.2 and just downloaded ts2_client_rc1_2026 <- is this the most recent version? Everytime I try to move the main window it shows "Integer Overflow". Everytime I move the screen it shows the error multiple times. It seams like a very simple problem to fix and I even noticed a post about it below but don't understand why the version I downloaded would still have the problem.

also when I exited a few times I get this error...

Exception EAccessViolation in module TeamSpeak.bin at 08069D71.
Access violation at address 4018BD9C, accessing address 40240048.

any help?

[Nitricester]

nevermind all problems I just listed apparently dissapear when you click on the link provided in the gnome menu...instead of running it from the command prompt....odd

[pjbeyer]

what checks does the installer perform to determine whether or not to add the Gnome and KDE shortcuts? i don't seem to have either of them, or at least, i can't find them

i am running Debian Woody with Gnome and even running TS RC2 as root from the command line i get the following error:

Session management error: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed

then a window appears with the following error:

Access violation at address 080863D0, accessing address 0000001A

[chrilibi]

Hi!
I am using Suse 7.3 with KDE 2 and I do get the same error message when starting teamspeak:

Acces violation at address 080863D0, accessing address 0000001A

I would be very pleased, if somebody could find a solution to this problem, because I don't want to boot with Windows when I want to use Teamspeak!!!

I don't mind, if you send any ideas also to my E-Mail address christian.waterkamp******** or via ICQ 175139956

If you need further information on my system, please tell me and be so kind to tell me how I can get these information (which command I have to type to get these information).

Thanks in advance

Christian

[AdLentis]

I get an access violation @ address 080863D0 accessing address 0000001A. Seems like we all are trying to access same address.

I'm running debian woody, with an ALS100 soundcard (1st device) and a Philips Vesta Pro webcam with mic (2nd device).

I'd like a solution. The server version runs fine, but gives an error on start.

[pjbeyer]

i rebuilt my laptop, so this time i decided to run KDE on Debian Woody instead of Gnome. KDE 2.2.2 is packaged with Woody. when i run TS RC2 via the supplied menu shortcut, i still get the same error as before:

Access violation at address 080863D0, accessing address 0000001A

[maltretierer]

Same here: SuSE 8.0, KDE. Did not find the shortcut, get an access violation when starting {$INSTALL_DIR}/TeamSpeak.

malT.

[Peter]

Well,

first of all, are you guys trying this on the most recent developer release (2.0.28.42 would be your version string) ? If not, please re-try using it - you can find links to download in this forum section "Developer Releases". Then, it might be interesting what the logfile has to tell us - its usually situated in ~/.teamspeak/TSclient.log Maybe you post the contents of that file ?

[maltretierer]

Hi, just downloaded the new binary from the "Developer Releases" section in the forum. Trying it caused the mentioned error. Here is the logging output:

---------------------------------------------------------------
-------------- log started at 26-04-03 23:23 -------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
26-04-03 23:23:52,2259,DEBUG,All,Startup,Client version 2.0.28.42
26-04-03 23:23:55,2259,WARNING,All,TMainForm.FormCreate,Exc eption EAccessViolati
on: Access violation at address 08086728, accessing address 0000001A
---------------------------------------------------------------
--------------- log ended at 26-04-03 23:23 --------------
---------------------------------------------------------------

malT.

[pjbeyer]

yeah, i tried 2.0.28.42 and got the exact same debug log that is provided above... Debian Woody with KDE 2.2.2

thx very much for the help

[Peter]

Ok,

then the best idea is to go into the mantis bug-database (details in the devel-releases channel). Then you can submit the bug - please add as much information you know about it as you have....