server.ini content clarification

[wolfsbayne]

I guess documentation is forthcoming, but I would like to know a couple things before documentation is released.

In the server.ini there are a few lines that I don't fully understand. I removed the lines that I do understand from the contents of the .ini below. Please clue me in about what the following lines are used for. If you're feeling _really_ generous please provide any other helpful info related to the list below.

Thanks a bunch!

[debug]
MessageTypes=LMTALL
MessageDepths=LMDALL
[Main Config]
ExternalIPDectection=1
TCPQueryPort=51234
BoundToIp=
[WebPost]
AdminEmail=na
ISPLinkURL=na
ISPName=Private
ISPCountry=Earth
PostURL=http://webpost.teamspeak.org/index_webpost.php
[server_cfg Default]
ServerType=5
ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerPassword=
ServerFlags=2
WebPost_LinkURL=
[Servers]
0=server_cfg Default

[chiefwu]

server.ini server flag 0= no register, no create channel; 1= can register, no create channel; 2= all can create channels; 3= all can register/all can create channels

[Broder]

Hi,

BoundToIp=

When you have more than one NIC in the Machine

AdminEmail=na
ISPLinkURL=na
ISPName=Private
ISPCountry=Earth
PostURL=http://webpost.teamspeak.org/index_webpost.php

For the Webdirectory in the Client. If you do not want to show up leave this all empty

ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerPassword=

Really need to explain these ?? *gg*

ServerType=5

Equivalent to the Public Setting in the Webinterface. Dunno what Number Clanserver has

That's all I have found out up to now

Cheers

Broder

[NetSoerfer]

I think I've found out how to use the server.ini for running multiple servers on one machine... i have gotten all this information by trying it out - they may well be wrong, at least partially!

in the server.ini, copy the part below [server_cfg Default] (including this line) and paste it below, but over the [Servers] section.

change the ServerUDPPort, the section-name (e.g. from [server_cfg Default] to [server_cfg Second]) and add the new name ("server_cfg Second") in the [Servers] section.

the part below [server_cfg Default] should now look like this:

[server_cfg Default]
ServerName=Server 1
ServerType=5
ServerWelcomeMessage=Hello World#1
ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerUDPPort=8767
ServerPassword=
ServerFlags=2
AllowCodecCelp51=1
AllowCodecCelp63=0
AllowCodecGSM148=0
AllowCodecGSM164=0
AllowCodecWindowsCELP52=0
WebPost_LinkURL=

[server_cfg Second]
ServerName=Server 2
ServerType=5
ServerWelcomeMessage=Hello World#2
ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerUDPPort=8768
ServerPassword=
ServerFlags=2
AllowCodecCelp51=1
AllowCodecCelp63=0
AllowCodecGSM148=0
AllowCodecGSM164=0
AllowCodecWindowsCELP52=0
WebPost_LinkURL=

[Servers]
0=server_cfg Default
1=server_cfg Second

now you can - if you're logged in as a super server admin - choose between both servers in the web frontend.

don't forget to give the users the right port - per default they'll connect to the first server (port 8767)!

and, if you're behind a router: don't forget to forward the new port (here 8768) to you host pc!



that's it so far.

again: i don't know if the above is meant to be done by the programmers, and i don't know if it will work on your pc. i don't take over any responsibility for your actions! if your pc explodes, don't blame me!

netsoerfer

[wolfsbayne]

No, not those two. I guess I forgot to remove a couple that needed no explanation.

Originally posted by Broder


ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerPassword=

Really need to explain these ?? *gg*

Cheers

Broder

[FuZe]

I still dont know what exactly serverpassword means. It used to mean the password required to log in. Now you can log in without any password. Quite confused.

EDIT: I figured it out, when I changed my settings on the web, it deleted the serverpassword. You have to edit it directly in the server.ini file. Use this password in the password field to login unregistered into a password protected server. Leave the login field blank. If you have an account (you are registered) then you enter you own private account password here instead.

See my post "What I've figured out so far"

[Indychuck]

Yes I to would like to know how to put a password on the server. I keep getting all kinds of people joining that are not in my squad. I know how to get passwords on the channels but how to on the server

[zanybrainy]

To put a serverpassword means it stops guest/unregistered folks from joining your server. I figured this out the hard way just like u folks.

Now could some one tell me how to disable my server name from appearing in the list??? TS1.5 had this option

[twisty]

Good info!

[FuZe]

Make these blank to take your server off the list

[list]AdminEmail=
ISPLinkURL=
ISPName=
ISPCountry=
PostURL=

[zanybrainy]

Thank You Fuze

[R. Ludwig]

PostURL=

is enough to stop it

[wdsl]

Hi,
At first, i didn't tested your tip but i have already a quastion.

How can i start the Server nr. 3 for example without start the Server nr. 2

mfg
wdsl

[NetSoerfer]

i have no idea, in fact i didn't even think of the possibility to disable the start of some of the specified servers. sorry... :rolleyes:

[marine]

i think selecting a clan server in the web interface takes you off the list, i did it and no one but people who i tell about it have joined.

[Bigman]

Anybody know what this line means:-

ExternalIPDectection=1

Just wondering.

[NetSoerfer]

teamspeak seems to detect your external IP whether you're directly connected to the internet or behind a router.

maybe you can tell it to disable this by setting it to 0...

just an idea

[R. Ludwig]

ExternalIPDectection=1
only on win32

if you look at the trayicon you see that the server detecs
your local and (if ExternalIPDectection=1) external ip.

so you just click on the external ip and its in your clipboard.
now you can post it into irc, icq whatever to tell your friends
the correct ip to connect too.