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  1. #1
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    how to install teamspeak server

    I need to know how to install teamspeak on my web server I have shell access but I don’t understand on how to use so how do you install teamspeak oh a server running Linux with Apache web server

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    if you have ssh then just download the file using

    wget ftp://webpost.teamspeak.org/releases..._20201.tar.bz2

    then

    bunzip2 ts2_server_rc2_20201.tar.bz2

    then

    tar -xvf ts2_server_rc2_20201.tar

    then

    ./teamspeak2-server_startscript start
    Last edited by BaNDiT2477; 23-04-2004 at 08:03.

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    ok well what program are those commands for i have the program putty and those don't work what program are you useing

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    putty is your tool to go for a remote installation ! Use it in the right way.


    PS: do you expect us to help you ? You don't even state what problem you have nor you give us the slightest detail which would give us the chance to help you. We're not mind readers !


    PPS: this is not a Linux basic forum ! Linux (and putty) offers good help files

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    ummm

    i use putty and the work fine for me. the only thing i can thnk of is that you dont have the right priviliges to install.

    the wget might be messing you up make sure instaed of typing the stuff after the wget you got to teamspeaks home page right click on the linux server file download and then click on copy shortcut. here's step by step how i did it

    open IE
    goto www.teamspeak.org
    right clcik on linux server download link
    select copy shortcut
    open putty
    login
    type useradd tss
    press enter
    su tss
    press enter
    type cd /home/tss
    press enter
    type wget
    right click to paste file link
    press enter
    wait for download to finish
    type bunzip2 ts2_server_rc2_20201.tar.bz2
    press enter
    type tar -xvf ts2_server_rc2_20201.tar
    press enter
    type cd tss2_rc2
    press enter
    type ././teamspeak2-server_startscript start
    press enter

    then when it starts the server u vi server.log and copy down admin and superadmin passwords
    Last edited by BaNDiT2477; 23-04-2004 at 08:13.

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    Thanks

    Thank you for the 'verbose' commands needed to install.

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    OK, installed ok. Service started without a hitch. Pero/But........... Can't seem to connect with the client!!!

    I get:
    [19:00:08] No reply from server
    Maybe the server is offline
    or maybe teamspeak is not running on it

    I point to: noblood.org:8767

    what gives?

    Thanks!

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    If client and server are on the same network you can't use a DNS name or external ip, use you internal ip instead, or when you're on the same machine use localhost or 127.0.0.1 as address

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    I'm using FreeBSD 4.9 and when I get to the last step on my server, here is the result.

    -bash-2.05b$ ./teamspeak2-server_startscript start
    -bash: ./teamspeak2-server_startscript: /bin/bash: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

    What am I doing wrong?
    Last edited by Protus; 28-04-2004 at 06:08.

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    I'd say you lack /bin/bash...

    You will have to edit the shebang and correct the path to bash.

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    How do I find the path to bash?

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    locate bash
    or
    which bash

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    Sweet, thanks BaNDiT2477!!

    Only one problem i am runniing to. i installed it like you showed how to. but for some reason i cannot connect.

    If anyone wants to try my domain name is Meyiod.com

    Do i have to open any ports or anything?

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    actully i have noticed that my server is running apache 1.3.31 (Unix). will i be able to do this with Unix insted of Linux? also, i was not able to do the adduser tss. adduser and useradd are not know commands.

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    Thank you for the most excellent how to! 4 questions for now

    1) This is the error I got
    [tss@secure1 tss2_rc2]$ ././teamspeak2-server_startscript start
    /bin/bash: /root/.bashrc: Permission denied
    starting the teamspeak2 server
    TeamSpeak Server Daemon started with PID 27523

    2)What web ports do you use to access the admin panel?

    3)How do you setup the program for running after install?

    4)How can you stop, start and restart the service from SSH?

    Thanks!

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