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Channel linking in mumble was quite convenient yes, but it was also a bitch to configure when you wanted to do advanced stuff with it.

For teamspeak... yea I do like the idea of having it there,...

Simple speaking this is possible to implement, but it has some very big disadvantages from the system administrator side.

You're again establishing a TCP connection to process a request, which...

I'm a developer myself so I know that its like and honestly, a this is a change that is less than 10 lines of code, and... including unit-test - done in less than an hour.

They didn't manage to...

just another vaporware feature.
I mean they got their (in many cases NOT working) reinvention of the wheel, and now most likely think specs are there to break them.
The TODO entry is just so that...

SRV Record:

deployment time (for hoster) = 0 seconds
load on host = zero

the hoster can just tell his customers to put up a srv record and done... no devlopment work for web panels on the...

For apache and similar stuff the concept is completely different and not compareable.

As you might already know, all virtual hosts of apache (or any other decent webserver) run on the same port,...

then there is no point in TSDNS, because all "features" tsdns currently offers according to its documentation can be implemented in normal srv records. Except of course that the connection tries...

Using SRV DNS Records would have been to easy right?

I mean its much easier to have something like

_teamspeak._udp.mysrv.tshosts.com. 3600 IN SRV 10 0 9987 host1.tshost.com.

In your...

after upgradeing to rc-1 I started to recive complaints that I'd repeat myself. Starting a second client on another computer confirmed that everything I said was tansmitted twice with a delay of...

congratulations you just created a privilege escalation exploit on your system.

NEVER EVER set a rc file to world-writeable. anyone on your system could change the file, to install rootkits or...

that log I copyed is with full logging enabled, including server query command and everything I could find.

and I'm the only one with logview permissions, so no nobody is spamming any logview or...

*bump*

any solution yet? still running beta 26 and cannot upgrade due to that bug.

Serverlog the last 15 minutes:



2010-10-06 13:10:44.833084|INFO |VirtualServer | 1| client connected 'Renardo1'(id:9) from 87.148.146.***:1268
2010-10-06 13:10:44.964853|INFO ...

since upgrading to client version 30 we're experiencing the same issue.

you connect... and get disconnect after a minute or two. and can't reconnect as the server isn't responding to you anymore....

any solution already?

Downgrading to beta 26 (the old version) temporarily resolved the problem, but this is not a permanent solution.

well... still have the problem on gentoo.

propably going to downgrade again on weekend, as this is unacceptable like it is.

any eta on a fix, as this makes beta28 unusable.
if this doesn't get resolved soon I'm forced to downgrade to beta26 again (then one I had before).

my recent firewall logs show a connection loss with 62.146.63.84 around the time the spikes yesterday occures. maybe its related to it.

I'm having the same issue.

almost everyday in the evening the TS Server consumes all CPU it can get for some reason.

The problem occures since I updated to beta28.

Server OS is a current...

check the Whois entry of his IP.

You'll most likely find an abuse e-mail address there.

I'd suggest you send a complaint there specifying the IP Address and exact time.

Also you may want to...

this should answer your question:


ssh -l localport:teamspeakhost:teamspeakport

*pumping it to the top again*

Just allow the user to encrypt and store his identity to any random teamspeak server of his choise.

The client would ask the user for a username and password, would use this credentials to encrypt...

In mumble this is realized using linked channels.

You can link multiple servers together and depending on your permissions you can listen to the other channels - or not.

I would prefer this...

I'd suggest to give it a try with the plugin SDK.

Is there a way to "manually" enable it and test it?

Well from what I know Win2k can't handle unicode syscalls.
The function you just named is one of them, so I doubt you'll get it to run there.
At least there is no way of using the unicode...

When I tried to update my server yesterday, because ppl told be they're unable to connect with the new client, I found that the download servers were totally overloaded.

All I got was a HTTP 503....