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  1. #1
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    How to run multiple server instances at the same time?

    Hello! This question is self-explicative;

    Everytime I try to run more than one instance at the same time, the main instance stops working... the database gets corrupted, so I have to make the server all over again, room by room, group by group; Even changing the ports (query, FTP and voice ports), it happens...
    does anyone know how to help me?

  2. #2
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    You need to
    1) Use different database for every instance
    ts3db_mysql.ini
    [config]
    host=localhost
    port=3306
    username=root
    password=password
    database=ts3
    socket=
    You can use command line parameter dbpluginparameter=......./ts3-server.mysql.instance1 (read howto about dbpluginparameter) pointing to different files for each instance
    2) Have a license that allows you running multiple instances (it is PAID licence)

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    You also could use the machine_id.

    Code:
    machine_id (<empty>)
      Optional name of this server process to identify a group of servers with
      the same ID. This can be useful when running multiple TeamSpeak 3 Server
      instances on the same database. Please note that we strongly recommend that
      you do NOT run multiple server instances on the same SQLite database.
      Default: The server instance will not use a machine ID.

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