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14-11-2011, 22:54 #1
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Web Script and Localhost
Hi everyone,
I just installed "TeamSpeak's 3 Windows 64bit Server Edition" and everything works fine.
I can logg-in and logg-out. I can telnet the server and authentifie without any problems.
But then I tried to create a basic HTML file with the Web Script found here :
--> http://www.ts3-serveur.com/teamspeak-3-web-script
The default example of the script is the following one :
It's in french but most of it is just the design of the script like width/height except :
- var ip
- var port
- var query
I entered the default port and query port and my localhost adress...but it didn't worked...<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var ouvert = 1;
var style = "classic";
var couleur_fond = "FFFFFF";
var couleur_texte = "666666";
var largeur = 390;
var hauteur = 350;
var ip = "zeus.ts3-serveur.com";
var port = 13500;
var query = 62101;
var lang = "Array";
var taille_police = 12;
var voir_salons = 1;
//-->
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.ts3-serveur.com/web_script/webscript_ts3.js"></script>
I tried multiple times with different IP adresses : internal IP adress, external IP adress, localhost, 127.1.1.0 and 192.168.1.100 but it still doesn't works
Can anyone help me on this issue ?
Thanks in advance !
--LunaSea
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17-11-2011, 08:25 #2
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Hello
You can't use your INTERNAL IP for that. This kind of IP is restricted to a personal network.
You have to use your EXTERNAL IP, but I guess you have a dynamic IP, so first create a domain with dyndns (e.g)
Also, don't forget to open your query port (router/firewall)
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17-11-2011, 15:32 #3
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My Ip adress is static and ports are open but still doesn't works
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17-11-2011, 15:58 #4
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Voice (by default 9987 UDP) and query (by default 10011 TCP) ?
Do you get an error message ?
Do you set correctly the permissions ?
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17-11-2011, 21:23 #5
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The TeamSPeak client said : "failed to log in"
and the webscript is saying : "Impossible to connect to this teamspeak server"
I connected with my external Ip adress ( I checked it's the same you find in the Wan Ip from server).
And localhost works fine for client and doesn't work with the script.
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17-11-2011, 23:29 #6
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It seems that now works
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18-11-2011, 01:20 #7
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Yes the script in itself works

But not if I use it for my "own" server that I have localy on my computer...
I don't know why it should work...
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18-11-2011, 08:52 #8
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Works perfect for me.
Please recheck your forward rules on your router and/or on your firewall.Code:2011-11-18 08:50:19.760916|INFO |VirtualServer | 1| query client connected 'Unknown from 46.105.105.18:45453'(id:4) 2011-11-18 08:50:19.931161|INFO |Query | 1| query from 2 46.105.105.18:45453 issued: serverinfo 2011-11-18 08:50:19.991248|INFO |Query | 1| query from 2 46.105.105.18:45453 issued: channellist 2011-11-18 08:50:20.181521|INFO |Query | 1| query from 2 46.105.105.18:45453 issued: clientlist 2011-11-18 08:50:20.351766|INFO |Query | 1| query from 2 46.105.105.18:45453 issued: quit 2011-11-18 08:50:20.351766|INFO |VirtualServer | 1| query client disconnected 'Unknown from 46.105.105.18:45453'(id:4) reason 'reasonmsg=disconnecting'
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