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Specifically, which problem?... And what is this server, in fact?

Again, to use session or not, it's up to your website design and in no way related to the question.

Your question doesn't make sense.

Wrong.
Your PHP code have obvious errors, that you would see, if you enable error reporting, as you should on developer's system.

Correct code would be


<?php
require...

All licensing issues are only answered via mail. Asking then on forum is pointless - they don't read it.

Usually (as it is the case for most SoHo routers), you can't connect to your WAN IP from inside of your LAN. You have to test your connection from internet.

http://forum.teamspeak.com/search.php?query=server+password

To clarify your confusion, there's multiple licensing options.
1. No license. Thew server will run in severely reduced mode (32 simultaneous connections and 1 VServer max, I recall.)
2. NPL...

It's impossible to answer without more information from your part.
What kind of load is expected from your server? How many connections, separate channels?

What address did you tell your friends to connect to your server?

Recheck your MySQL setup, make sure the defaults for creating databases and tables are set to UTF8.
Then cleanup the mess and perform conversion againt.

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If they are...

Besides that, chroot is such an ancient technique, I don't see why anyone would use it nowadays.

Did you forwarded UDP or TCP ports?

Found it in changelog of the latest update. Thanks.

Not so much bandwidth, but additional administrative burden of managing yet another service.

Are you kidding?
DNS service discovery exists for so many years. Yet TeamSpeak trying to inven wheels and waste people's bandwidth with dead-borm "TSDNS".

Without seeing server configuration, I can only guess that you are likely running your server with a license shared with some other server instance.

You can create as many voice servers under single running server instance as it fits into your license.

You're confusing virtual server port (9987) with server service ports (file transfer (30033) and console (10011)).
In general, you should not need to run more than one server on your box....

It's likely a difference in virtualization platform they are using.
I second the option to ticket your provider and sort out any questions before going into a wild guess.
It's the service they...

It is possible.
Devs just have to learn, how to use libs properly...

Ok, let's take a simple example.
You have 3 groups of people: A, B, C.
You have 4 channels: X, Y, Z and default channel, of course.
Configure TS3 permissions in such a way, that:
- everyone have...

In normal permission system, you just give or take permissions.
This was true for TS2, but for TS3 you decided to invent something completely unmanageable, bogus and disfunctional.

That's why normal security management has nothing to do with RPG.
It has to be declarative and explicit. Unfortunatelly, TeamSpeak programmers can't realize it :(

There's tons of tools to do this work, you just have to look outside the TeamSpeak.

Yes, it is possible.

Can you read a reply right above your posts?

1. You don't.
2. You don't.
3. Nothing.

The answer is in the first line of your message.
A properly set up backup server should step up whenever the main server fails.
For more information -...

2011-12-01 13:15:15.663605|ERROR |Accounting | | Unable to connect to accounting server

Your server is unable to reach internet.

Then contact your hoster. Nothing we can help you with here.

Not true.


[C:\]$ nslookup -type=SRV _xmpp-client._tcp.livejournal.com.
Server: daemon1.darkdragon.lan
Address: 192.168.1.12

Non-authoritative answer:
_xmpp-client._tcp.livejournal.com ...

@ERVMEDVAC, learn to use computer, PRETTY PLEASE.

Find ten differences between two command lines:

C:\Program Files\teamspeak3-server_win32\ts3_server.exe serveradmin_password=password...

The same way you do any software update.

For Linux, especially Debian-based systems, the problem could be not the NTPD running (It does not cause time leaps at all), but a stupid script in /etc/network/if-up.d/ called ntpdate.
THAT is what...

Actually,
ts3server://173.237.234.53:9990/
Works.
And it MUST work. If it doesn't, bugreport it.