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14-10-2005, 19:12 #1
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Reloading settings without restarting the server
Hello,
I have a question regarding reloading the server settings. I have searched the forums but couldn't find anything that suited my needs. Hopefully I didn't overlook it
I installed teamspeak with MySQL4.1 on Linux. I run multiple virtual servers. I wrote a PHP script that writes config settings to the DB.
Now the question: once a user (for example) changes the welcome message, the server needs to be restarted to activate the changes. How can I restart a virtual server by server id? I do not want all the virtual servers to shutdown. Is there some shellcommand PHP can execute to restart only one server instance?
What's the code that script executes?Code:stop_server.tscmd?serverid=1
Thanks in advance,
Robert
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