TS3 problem with logs and lists path.

[Zarathos]

Hello everybody!
I'm running TS3 server (last release) on Linux CentOS 6.2. Server is working absolutely fine and everything is ok... but today I just noticed that server wrote no log files. I started the server with:

./ts3server_startscript.sh start inifile=ts3server.ini

And these are my ini settings:

machine_id=
default_voice_port=9987
voice_ip=A.B.C.D
licensepath=
filetransfer_port=30033
filetransfer_ip=A.B.C.D
query_port=10011
query_ip=A.B.C.D
query_ip_whitelist=/lists/whitelist.txt
query_ip_blacklist=/lists/blacklist.txt
dbplugin=ts3db_mysql
dbpluginparameter=ts3db_mysql.ini
dbsqlpath=sql/
dbsqlcreatepath=create_mysql/
dblogkeepdays=30
logpath=logs/
logquerycommands=1
dbclientkeepdays=30

Using TS3 client with Server Admin privs, if I go to Tools -> Server Log, the window is completely empty and a little red message appears on the main server chat:

<05:40:02>file input/output error

If I connect to remote server through SSH... and I use "ls -l" command into my server logs directory... it's absolutely empty. Also, I noticed that the following files, altrough their location was specified in the ini settings, do not exist:

/lists/whitelist.txt
/lists/blacklist.txt

But default ones have been created in the main server directory:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 ts ts 1 19 apr 20:52 query_ip_blacklist.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 ts ts 23 20 apr 01:06 query_ip_whitelist.txt

Could someone help me out please?

[SilentStorm]

The whitelist and blacklist Parameters are given absolute paths and I don't think regular Users can create folders in /
What you probably meant to do is for the lists to be located in the lists directory inside the server directory in which case you'd have to remove the leading slash.
If you really did mean for the lists to be located directly under the root, make sure that directory already exists and that the ts User can write and read to and from that directory.

Also make sure the logs Directory inside the Server folder is writeable by your ts User and that there is enough space on the harddrive.