[VIDEO] HowTo Install Teamspeak3 Server on Linux w/ Avatars and Transfers working.

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Updated Video Coming "soon"

IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS... SEARCH THE FORUMS FOR YOUR ERROR MESSAGE. SOMEONE PROBABLY HAS ALREADY HAD THE PROBLEM AND ANSWERED IT. Posting new replies in this thread for problems that have already been addressed is polluting the Google and Forums searching.

READ THE SUPPORT RULES BEFORE POSTING QUESTIONS http://forum.teamspeak.com/announcement.php?f=100&a=51
By creating NEW THREADS and NEW REPLIES you are not only going to have to wait longer for your Server to work, but you wreck it for the next guy who actually does search and finds 20 threads on the same subject that was answered correctly in one of those posts

I made this video real quick to demonstrate how you can have a fully functional Teamspeak 3 Linux Beta 5+ Server in under ten minutes in response to my thread here.

WATCH IN HD!
YouTube it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8SgpKjK__Q

This Video uses the Teamspeak 3 Beta5 32bit Linux package

The real byte conversion for 1.5 Megs was "1572864" For Avatars

The code I used for Server Query Tool is

login serveradmin YoUrPaSSwOrD
use sid=1
servergroupaddclient sgid=2 cldbid=2

The Permissions 100 thread by jwevrsn is here (I said Permissions 101)

the ts3server.ini file i used consisted of... (WARNING DO NOT SAVE IN DOS MODE). If you saved it in DOS Mode use dos2unix ts3server.ini

machine_id=
default_voice_port=9987
voice_ip=68.68.68.68
licensepath=
filetransfer_port=30033
filetransfer_ip=68.68.68.68
query_port=10011
query_ip=68.68.68.68
dbplugin=ts3db_sqlite3
dbpluginparameter=
dbsqlpath=sql/
dbsqlcreatepath=create_sqlite/
logpath=logs
logquerycommands=1

I hope this helps some people.

-Annotations for shell commands I used added. There is more than one way to skin a cat, And I like to learn all the ways so if you have ay tips let me know. I am a self taught Linux user since about 2000 and if you got nifty tricks I want to learn em. Or just a cleaner way of doing things (like extracting and deleting source tar ball in one step )

Atatched is a copy of a propper INI file not in DOS mode. Once you open it in notepad it will be in DOS Mode. Edit it with a real text editor like UltraEdit or on the remote machine.