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DerMeister
12-06-2007, 22:09
When ever I try to log into the web admin feature it doesn't work, if I try to log into my super admin account it brings me to the normal login page...and if I try to log in as a normal admin or client it just says login failed. So I can't use the web admin to admin my server basically..if anybody knows anyway to fix this it would be greatly appreciated

*EDIT* nm found the problem was with the browser, didn't work with firefox or IE but it works with MSN *sigh*
BHKai
12-06-2007, 22:50
Your problems was with not allowing cookies from the address.
walkinman
26-06-2007, 01:51
I have essentially the same problem. First time I get a login failed message. After that the page just seems to refresh with the login box visible again. I don't block cookies period. This is with Firefox and IE.
Thomas
26-06-2007, 02:28
Make sure that you login on the admin page with your admin account and not your superadmin account and reverse as well.
DJFire
28-06-2007, 08:01
I have recently changed servers and during the transfer it reset all the settings I had for the different users. I cant log in with default username n pass, and I cant log in with anyother username or pass ( into the web admin area).

How can I get back in so I can fix up the settings again ?
BHKai
28-06-2007, 21:27
Use this to create another SuperAdmin account.
http://www.goteamspeak.com/index.php?page=3rdparty&id=1&item=16
DJFire
01-07-2007, 14:25
Im not sure I understand the instructions on that...


1. Copy the server.dbs to the directory where sqlite.exe and serverdbs.bat are
2. Run serverdbs.bat
3. Have Fun!


I have TS on a linux server, and the server.dbs is on the server.... where as sqlite.exe and serverdbs_en.bat are those files downloaded

So do I take server.dbs and download it to my computer and put it in the folder where those other 2 files are? or how does this work exactly ?
BHKai
01-07-2007, 14:36
I do not know how to do it for linux. What I posted was for windows as the person that started this topic was talking about windows.

You will have to look through the server.db file and interpret the information.