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30-12-2002, 01:51 #16
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i open the svr_db.mdb with microsoft access form here what do i do to set up the server info from here..start form the beginning please lol.. i am not new to teamspeak servers and clients but am new at the webpost...i have tried the webpost.php and never got it to worked so i switched to the webpost.asp and it looks easier...if some1 couild send me there database fiel so i can just edit it for mine i will b grateful
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30-12-2002, 12:15 #17
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Badbrainz i got it working fine on www.klanplayboys.dk
Didnt do anything special, other than edit the ini.
The only prob i got, was because the host of TS had zonealarm running.
Also note, every time you try something new, you must give your default.asp a few minutes (about 5min) before the result is actually showing.
Hope this helps a little bit.
Sorry i can not be of more help.
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30-12-2002, 15:46 #18
To those of you that have problems with TeamSpeak not posting to the script this might be at some help.
I found out that newer versions of the teamspeak server uses this setting in the server.ini
WebPost_LinkURL instead of PostURL
So to be 100% sure set both equal your address to the webpost file.
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30-12-2002, 15:49 #19
Mad >> To change the path to your access file alter the dbConn in both webpost.asp and display.asp
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30-12-2002, 19:41 #20
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wut do u suggest i use to edit those 2 files?
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05-01-2003, 10:01 #21
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Notepad.Originally posted by =<M.a.D.>=Plunk
wut do u suggest i use to edit those 2 files?
Dark-mixer, WebPost_LinkURL is not the posting address. It is used for a homepage link so that script can display a link to the server admins homesite.
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05-01-2003, 14:38 #22
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oh no
Please look past my previous post....now mine is suddenly not working either
Nothing changed, just suddenly not working any more, have been like this for about a week now
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11-01-2003, 17:48 #23
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Strange
My Asp version is killing me.
Its been all ok, for serveral weeks, since i downloaded it.
Now suddenly it wont work anymore ? nothing changed.
Suddenly one day its working again, still nothing changed.
Next day, nothing. Strange ??
When not working, i take a look in my db, and its updating ok. So it is connected to the servers ok. But nothing on the page ?
Have anybody else encountered this ? Any help is very much apriciated.
Oh yes, Dark-Mixer, will you continue updating the asp version to the new version ?
Thanks for your good work, its very much appriceated.
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16-01-2003, 11:39 #24
I have uploaded the files, made the nessary changes , restarted the server , made sure we had the w3 files on the server , but yet get nothing replying back from TS server to webserver to display information.
Any good idea or reasons why not?
You can check it out here .. http://rtmclan.com/TS/rtm.asp
let me know if you have any ideas of why its not working correctly.......
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18-01-2003, 22:29 #25
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For you people who were not getting there data base written to make sure that scripts are set to be run in your web folders.
It is reporting to me but now i get this when i click on the details button and the server name is messed up.
Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800401f3'
Server.CreateObject Failed
/teamspeak/include/function.asp, line 61
Invalid ProgID. For additional information specific to this message please visit the Microsoft Online Support site located at: http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.
www.xxxclan.com/teamspeak/index.aspLast edited by -xXx-Palbin; 27-01-2003 at 22:20.
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18-01-2003, 22:36 #26
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never mind i see it a w3sockets problem
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21-01-2003, 22:43 #27
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Ok guys here is what you have to do to make this work.
First unzip the files into your webroot directory. Well i suggest you make a folder called teamspeak and unxip it there. Nex you have to maek sure teamspeak/access_dir has write permission so the database can be written to. Next you have to make sure that the teamspeak directory has the ability to run scripts in it. So that webpost.asp can write to the database. You also have to have w3 sockets installed on your server these can be found here http://www.dimac.net/websites/dimac/...w3Sockets/Buy#
Now on the teamspeack server side you have to edit the posturl in the server.ini file. make posturl=http://www.<yoursite>.com/teamspeak/webpost.asp now if you didn't make a teamspeak directory it would be posturl=http://www.<yoursite>.com/webpost.asp.
ok that should be it but here are a few errors to help you trouble shoot.
1) When you go to posturl=http://www.<yoursite>.com/teamspeak/index.asp and all you have is a purple screen with with some logos and no servers listed.
a)You do not have script llowed to be run in your folders
b)you o not have permission to write to the database
c)you do not have your posturl= set correctly
2)When you go to index.asp you have you server comes up but when you click on details you you get some kind of error (refer to two posts up).
a)You do not have w3 sockets installed on your server
These are a few problems that i have come across.
Hope this helps!Last edited by -xXx-Palbin; 21-01-2003 at 22:45.
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21-01-2003, 22:48 #28
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Originally posted by Madhouse
I have uploaded the files, made the nessary changes , restarted the server , made sure we had the w3 files on the server , but yet get nothing replying back from TS server to webserver to display information.
Any good idea or reasons why not?
You can check it out here .. http://rtmclan.com/TS/rtm.asp
let me know if you have any ideas of why its not working correctly.......
I would say that it has to do with script permissions. You have to be able to run scripts in the directory containing the webpost.asp or maybe just set all your folders dealing with this to allow scripts.
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23-01-2003, 18:34 #29
Do you have the webpost.asp file in the same directory as the index file??
If it's not in the same directory have you then changed the Db path in the webpost.asp file?
If you give me the webpost address i'll try and make some posts to it.
/Dark
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23-01-2003, 18:40 #30
Butte >> I'll try and update the asp script when there's a new version of teamspeak, but since im not using Teamspeak I dont keep an eye out for updates on the product. However if theres a new version released just let me know by sending an email to coder@worldwidewhat.dk all i'll update the ASP script if needed.
/Dark
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