auto connect to private server

[ramboclown]

well basicly I've got a question that's been asked here before. But on a diff type of server. This one is privat... like you MUST have a password to join it.

the server I'm trying to auto connect to is on port 8768 and is our main clan server. I finally just managed to connect to it after about 5-6 hours of work... BUT there's a big problem.. I can't log in with my own account...

the only way I've managed to connect to the server now is by using this command line

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe localhost:8768?password=****

but then i get signed on as Guest1.

what I cant get to work is

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe "localhost:8768?loginname=RamboClown&password=****&nickname=-MBD- RamboClown"

is there anyone here that might be able to guide me a little bit further here?

Thanks, RamboClown

**EDIT**
I have even tried to make a URL shortcut on my desktop.. and using the "teamspeak://" link... but with no luck...

[Reedy Boy]

well basicly I've got a question that's been asked here before. But on a diff type of server. This one is privat... like you MUST have a password to join it.

the server I'm trying to auto connect to is on port 8768 and is our main clan server. I finally just managed to connect to it after about 5-6 hours of work... BUT there's a big problem.. I can't log in with my own account...

the only way I've managed to connect to the server now is by using this command line

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe localhost:8768?password=****

but then i get signed on as Guest1.

what I cant get to work is

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe "localhost:8768?loginname=RamboClown&password=****&nickname=-MBD- RamboClown"

is there anyone here that might be able to guide me a little bit further here?

Thanks, RamboClown

**EDIT**
I have even tried to make a URL shortcut on my desktop.. and using the "teamspeak://" link... but with no luck...

Try

C:\Program Files\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe serverip/nickname=nickname?loginname=loginname?password=password?channel=channel

I have written a small peice of software for something very similar here
http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=35396

And Bastian lists how to do it with a batch file

Ie

start pathtofile

[yubin]

well basicly I've got a question that's been asked here before. But on a diff type of server. This one is privat... like you MUST have a password to join it.

the server I'm trying to auto connect to is on port 8768 and is our main clan server. I finally just managed to connect to it after about 5-6 hours of work... BUT there's a big problem.. I can't log in with my own account...

the only way I've managed to connect to the server now is by using this command line

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe localhost:8768?password=****

but then i get signed on as Guest1.

what I cant get to work is

C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe "localhost:8768?loginname=RamboClown&password=****&nickname=-MBD- RamboClown"

is there anyone here that might be able to guide me a little bit further here?

Thanks, RamboClown

**EDIT**
I have even tried to make a URL shortcut on my desktop.. and using the "teamspeak://" link... but with no luck...

The Reason you get signed on as guest is that you did not assign a nickname or password correctly.
Your code is incorrect.
C:\Programfiler\Teamspeak2_RC2\TeamSpeak.exe "localhost:8768?loginname=RamboClown&password=****&nickname=-MBD- RamboClown"

These should be ?

Here is the TS Shortcut i use.
btw, if you created a url shortcut on your desktop and placed the full shortcut in the Target, fo back into the properties and re-add the full path. In Windows, the url shortcut icon limits the url path at first to a limited amount of characters, so your login information is more than likely missing.
Heres the instructions, Start to finish to get you up and going....
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Right click on your Desktop and select NEW > Shortcut
Enter ONLY teamspeak:// in the first available field and click next.
Enter the name of the shortcut you want to show up on your desktop IE "My TS Server" and click finish.
Now you should see your TS Icon on your desktop.
Right click on it and select properties.
Enter the following link in the URL Field and substitue your login and TS information in it.
teamspeak://localhost:8768?nickname=SomeNick?loginname=LoginName?password=SomePWD?channel=ChannelName?subchannel=SubChannelName
Click ok.
Double click on the icon.

Note: The login should be YOUR login name and YOUR password, not the TS server password.

[ramboclown]

thanks for the fast replys... i just woke up right now... so i'm gonna try out what you both said... :-) again...thanks for the fast replys

**EDIT**
I've now tried out both ways... and i had a problem with the little software bro... it did start the server correctly and the client... but it didnt start the ts2perlmod ..

so what i've done is that i use windows to trigger them and the command line provided by yubin...

thanks for the help guys.. (nice little app you have there anyway tho)

[jerome1232]

Great thread helped me out a ton, just wanted to add that if the channel is password protected the option channelpassword=chanpw? needs to be thrown in, if there are spaces in channel names qoutes are needed around the channel names (ie, channel="Channel that has spaces in it"?)