TeamSpeak 3 Server 3.0.0-rc1-pre available for testing

[hunterpl]

exacly yes sub channel and main channel has same privileges, Max Family users: Inherited, Team Ts3 can fix it, setup this to unlimited for both ? like was on 30 beta Max users and Max users family to unlimited =) that bug appear in version 13600 pre beta.

[dante696]

When both channels use inherited for Family Max users, then i can join both channels without problems, even whe nthe main channel is set to 0 Max Users.

I can't reproduce this on Build: 13600 & and my lastest Build: 13763

Please send me your database sql file to christian.r@teamspeak-systems.de

[hunterpl]

only max family users is on option: inherited, there should be unlimited, why is inherited on default ?

[DJBlackLight]

cant reproduce this either.

This is our example:
Channel 0 (max users = 0) [cant join]
- sub channel 1 (max users = 0) [cant join]
- sub sub channel 1 (max users = inherited) [can join]

Another really odd thing is the file upload.
We have a room which is File Browser with needed powers of 50. Now all Members have an Upload Power of 50. Server Admins have upload power 100. Now Members from every channel can upload, but Server admins in some channels cannot upload and get error message (insufficient client permissions).

Why?

[Hawk19]

I have a problem when I upload, it does not accept any file names. This example "Comptabilité" (In French) = Accounting

I think this the accent is problematic.

[ScP]

I have a problem when I upload, it does not accept any file names. This example "Comptabilité" (In French) = Accounting

I think this the accent is problematic.

Sorry, I don't understand...

[Hawk19]

When I want to put a file in the file manager, it does not accept all characters/letters. Such as accents. I have this error message: "invalid file name"

[Jordi]

I tried all the accents, no errors
(build 13600)

[Screech]

With Server 3.0.0-rc1 [Build 13963] I get the following error starting the tsdns:

[ts3svr@centos tsdns]$ ./tsdnsserver_linux_x86
./tsdnsserver_linux_x86: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.7' not found (required by ./tsdnsserver_linux_x86)
[ts3svr@centos tsdns]$

current default repositories for centOS looks to have 2.5...

[florian_fr40]

Screech
There seems you have an old glibc/libc version.
What do you get with this linux command :

ls -al /lib/libc.so.6 /lib/i686/libc.so.6

[R. Ludwig]

there is a new build... wont create a new thread now, more changes coming up.

[Hawk19]

I testing, no problem's on install in linux 64.

[Screech]

Screech
There seems you have an old glibc/libc version.
What do you get with this linux command :

ls -al /lib/libc.so.6 /lib/i686/libc.so.6

ls: /lib/i686/libc.so.6: No such file or directory
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Mar 16 15:42 /lib/libc.so.6 -> libc-2.5.so

Yes, it is out of date, but there is no official update for CentOS5's glibc from 2.5 to 2.7 that I have been able to find. I hear that CentOS6 will have glibc 2.8, but for now I think it would be best to support "stable" supported glibc that is for CentOS5

I like what I see with the TSDNS (though I can't run it right now), but have a question I know that those with dynamic IPs will need to know.. would be be possible to have it return an DN in place of an IP so that the step after the TSDNS lookup will resolve the current IP. I know for those with dyndns something like below would be great.

test.mystaticserver.org=mydynamicserver.getmyip.com:7357

[Peter]

I like what I see with the TSDNS (though I can't run it right now), but have a question I know that those with dynamic IPs will need to know.. would be be possible to have it return an DN in place of an IP so that the step after the TSDNS lookup will resolve the current IP. I know for those with dyndns something like below would be great.

We intentionally don't do multi-layerd DNS queries, so no TSDNS->DNS->IP, since that just increases problems and slows things down. You can however easily make a script that makes your TSDNS server route to dynamic IPs, by updating the IP periodically. I currently use:

while true; do
  DYNAMICIP=`nslookup blabla.no-ip.org | grep Address | tail -n 1 | sed 's/Address: //'`
  sed  -i "s/myentry.voice.teamspeak.com=.*$/myentry.voice.teamspeak.com=$DYNAMICIP:9987/" tsdns_settings.ini
  ./tsdnsserver --update
  sleep 5
done

[Peter]

With Server 3.0.0-rc1 [Build 13963] I get the following error starting the tsdns:

[ts3svr@centos tsdns]$ ./tsdnsserver_linux_x86
./tsdnsserver_linux_x86: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.7' not found (required by ./tsdnsserver_linux_x86)
[ts3svr@centos tsdns]$

current default repositories for centOS looks to have 2.5...

I have fixed this problem. The requirement on glibc is 2.3.2 now (like for the ts3 server)