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14-08-2006, 12:50 #1
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[Ts2] Linux Server Binary BETA 2.0.23.2
Hi there,
I'm happy to inform you that a new TeamSpeak 2 server binary is available for Linux.
The new version deals with the following issues:
- web administration interface bans your IP address for 10 minutes after 3 failed login attempts
- fixed crashes which occured on serverstop commands via HTTP or TCP queries
- fixed a bug where clients got a timeout on serverstop commands
Please note that this version also contains all bugfixes that were previously released in Linux binaries (2.0.21.3, 2.0.22.1, 2.0.22.2 and 2.0.22.3). Due to liability reasons we recommend the use of this version.
You can find the new release on our Downloads page.
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15-08-2006, 18:14 #2
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Nice update, though, no rehash fix
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18-08-2006, 23:52 #3
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Download page needs MD5SUM update.
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19-08-2006, 03:12 #4
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I keep getting the same MD5 checksum (9ae4c0cf3ddf6f8e887c0e683781bf75).
Originally Posted by McAfee
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19-08-2006, 04:03 #5
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I get the following:
de61bbf3ce6628b9840997792043fc04 *server_linux
I've already downloaded the file multiple times. And I also tried switching OS (WinXP/Ubuntu)
Same results everytime.
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19-08-2006, 08:08 #6
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Updated md5sum and sha1sum (both did not match the file) of both the client and the server binary recently released.
Scp: please check your hashing tool, it seems to be broken?
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19-08-2006, 16:13 #7
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Seems like my little hash calculator made a mistake here. Sorry guys...
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27-08-2006, 03:27 #8
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Is this server release limited do 1000 channels only?
cause i have around 1700 channels, and only 1000 channels up when i start my server.
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27-08-2006, 03:29 #9
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Yes it is. But why the hell do you need 1700 channels on the same virtual server?
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27-08-2006, 04:08 #10
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i have 4 virtual servers on this machine: 1700 + 300 + 570 + 42 channels
and this number is lower now heaheah... after we make a big organization on the create channels privilegies. Always run 100%.
this limit will be unlocked on final version?
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29-08-2006, 13:47 #11
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UP
Originally Posted by Nom4d3_
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29-08-2006, 15:13 #12
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Unfortunately not. The hard-coded channel limitation has been introduced with version 2.0.22.1 because some users experienced timeout problems when connecting to a server with too many channels.
Originally Posted by Nom4d3_
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31-08-2006, 01:18 #13
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ok. tx for reply
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31-08-2006, 21:03 #14
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Hi,
ich habe nun schon seit einiger Zeit auf die neuste Server Version geupdatet und festgestellt das selbige nur noch eine server.pid generiert.
Ist das so gewollt?
Den auch die CPU Last ist dadurch leicht angestiegen.
Bei der 2.0.22.1 war das noch nicht so. Da hatte ich immer an die 20-30 server.pidīs.
mfg
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01-09-2006, 07:37 #15
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Hallo,
du bist verwirrt.
server.pid ist eine Datei die vom Server beim starten angelegt wird. Beim Beenden des Servers wird diese Datei wieder geloescht. In dieser Datei steht die aktuelle Eltern Prozess ID (PID) des Server, damit man bei bedarf via "kill $PID" dem Server mitteilen kann das man seinen Tod wuenscht. (dies macht das start-stop Script zum Beispiel so)
Wenn ich mich jetzt mal weit aus dem Fenster lehnen sollte um deinen verwirrten Post einen Hauch Sinn zu verpassen, meinst du vielleicht die Anzahl an Threads die im Server laufen (das koennen auch schon mal 20-30 sein, wenn ein paar Virtual Server gestartet sind). Allerdings ist das Multithreadingverhalten des Servers seit 2.0.22.1 nicht grundlegend geaendert worden, d.h. der Server spawnt immernoch die gleiche Anzahl an Threads.
Meine wilde Vermutung: Das Prozessuebersichtstool was du verwendest hat sich geaendert und zeigt (z.B. in neuerer Version) keine Kindthreads defaultmaessig an.
Ein ganz nettes Tool fuer die Konsole kann ich dir empfehlen: "pstree", die man-page dazu sagt zum Thema Kind-Threads:
Viel Spass damit.Child threads of a process are found under the parent process and are shown with the process name in curly braces, e.g.
icecast2---13*[{icecast2}]You think my answer is stupid ? Read This:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...ons.html#intro
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