[TS2] Windows/Linux Server Binary 2.0.23.19 *HOTFIX*

[R. Ludwig]

ftp://ftp.freenet.de/pub/4players/teamspeak.org/developer/server/202319

- fixed an exploit where it was possible to read files from your harddisk

[Hdmas]

Server updated.
Lots of hotfixes recently :eek:

Pretty fast patches to exploits :)

[Katana*GFR*]

pfff give me some time to get used to .17 .... sigh... I'll have to go tell the users again that they have to miss there TS for 5 minutes...

[Claw]

pfff give me some time to get used to .17 .... sigh... I'll have to go tell the users again that they have to miss there TS for 5 minutes...

5 minutes?

You've get a very slow server.

A server-version-update takes 15 secondes ;-)

[maxi1990]

Or a bit longer if you have some more instances running ;)

[Hdmas]

Or a bit longer if you have some more instances running ;)

Well, "tough guys" would make perl script to handle updating. :rolleyes:

[maxi1990]

Well, "tough guys" would make perl script to handle updating. :rolleyes:

I realised it with a simple bash script. renaming the executable to the old version and downloading the new version.
After that i start all instances with one command.

[Germeshausen.de]

only a single line:
./tss2d stop; rm server_linux; wget http://......202319/server_linux; chmod +x server_linux; ./tss2d start
You can also put it in a bash file and call the update by "./update.pl 202319"

Need more inspiration? ;)

[Claw]

only a single line:
./tss2d stop; rm server_linux; wget http://......202319/server_linux; chmod +x server_linux; ./tss2d start
You can also put it in a bash file and call the update by "./update.pl 202319"

Need more inspiration? ;)

update.sh

#!/bin/bash
./teamspeak2-server_startscript stop
wget ftp://ftp.freenet.de/pub/4players/teamspeak.org/developer/server/$1/server_linux
mv server_linux.1 server_linux
chmod +x server_linux
./teamspeak2-server_startscript start

[Katana*GFR*]

5 minutes?

You've get a very slow server.

A server-version-update takes 15 secondes ;-)

Nah, i just say that.. last time i was ready in no time also.. Just a figure of speaking... But i was tired tho last time i did it... :D

[ScP]

Ralf has prepared new distribution packages for the Windows and Linux versions of yesterdays developer release, which is no longer tagged as BETA.

If you're already running a TeamSpeak server with version 2.0.23.19, an update is not necessary. Otherwise, you should update your installation as quickly as possible since the new release contains more than 20 security fixes and stability improvements.

Upgrading from any version of the TeamSpeak 2 server on Linux to 2.0.23.19, simply involves overwriting your currently installed files with the files from the new package. Windows users can use the new installer to get their servers up to date.

The new release can be found on the Downloads (http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=downloads) page.

[louig1]

has any of the mysql files chaged if so could the files that are needed by md5 hash could they be attached to this thread?

[maggy]

i don't belive there would be any sql changes as the same update is applied either with the updated binary or with the whole package... which indicated that only the binary has changed.

[sgtbenc]

Working nicely for my low usage server.

[ScP]

The SQL files have slightly changed since the last official release 2.0.20.1, but besides a small fix in the delete_server.sql file there were only cosmetic updates.

[Deltaforce229]

I downloaded the windows binary executable however the version number says 2.0.21.3

[sgtbenc]

I downloaded the windows binary executable however the version number says 2.0.21.3

Are you saying that you downloaded the Windows server executable and replaced the files in the ts directory on your server with the new one, right? And you're saying that the number "2.0.21.3" is what shows up on your client when you connect to the server?

[BHKai]

http://forum.teamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=38667&highlight=mysql

[Deltaforce229]

Download the updated executable then view the file properties and look at the version number.

[sgtbenc]

Download the updated executable then view the file properties and look at the version number.

Does it really matter? If it works and it shows up correctly on the client when connected, why does it matter if it's incorrect in the file properties where no one but yourself sees it and obviously not many of the DLers see it else they might've reported it also...

[ANR Daemon]

That makes no sense. To show version to clients, server should obtain it from it's VersionInfo structure.
So they intended to be identical.

P.S.
In the love of God(s), Devs, please, CLOSE OLD HOTFIX THREADS WHEN YOU POST NEW ONE!!