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static void addClientSlot(uint64 serverID){

        unsigned int error; // error checking

        int theMaxClients;  // Holds the number of client slots in this virtual server

        // This function works flawlessly by passing in a reference to theMaxClients I get the max amount
        // of clients allowed in this virtual server
        ts3server_getVirtualServerVariableAsInt(serverID, VIRTUALSERVER_MAXCLIENTS, &theMaxClients);

        // Print the number of max clients
        cout << "The Max clients are: " << theMaxClients << endl;

        cout << "Adding 1 to the list" << endl;
       
      // Add one to the max Clients (as this function is called when someone joins the server)
        theMaxClients++;

        // This is where the code breaks! In theory by passing theMaxClients variable, which has been incremented
        // by one, the max clients should go up by one (I would later implement a check to see how high this is
        // number is getting) The server instead crashes and I get the following error:
        // 2013-05-09 21:17:58.424079|CRITICAL|Variables      |  | isValidItem() on unregistered variable | Index:5
        if((error = ts3server_setVirtualServerVariableAsInt(serverID, VIRTUALSERVER_MAXCLIENTS, theMaxClients)) != ERROR_ok)
        {
                printf("Error setting the new capacity: %d\n\n", error);
                return;
        }

        ts3server_flushVirtualServerVariable(serverID);  // Flush value
       
        // just to prove that it's working properly (which it isn't)
        ts3server_getVirtualServerVariableAsInt(serverID, VIRTUALSERVER_MAXCLIENTS, &theMaxClients);

        cout << "The Max clients are now: " << theMaxClients << endl;
}

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