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Old 17-01-2003, 16:44
ZandoR
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Shutting down ?

Hi,

I installed the TeamSpeak Linux version and started it with
./server_linux

but how do i shut it down ?

And how do i change the info ?
I know you must log in but when i try through IE it gives an error message.

Please help,

Thanks in advance,

Sander
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Old 29-01-2003, 11:54
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Talking KILL !!!

Just do 'ps aux | grep server_linux' to see the pid of server_linux then do a 'kill -TERM pid' (where pid is the pid of server_linux. That's all !

NB : This is the client forum here !

Guillaume
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Old 09-02-2003, 12:16
BarryMead BarryMead is offline
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Also there is a script to properly start and stop
the server.

cd ~/tss2
./tss.minimal_startscript start
This starts the server.
./tss.minimal_startscript stop
This stops the server.

If you are using SuSE there is a different script.
./tss.SuSE_startscript start (or stop)
Hope this helps.
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Old 11-02-2003, 07:38
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Using IE with team speak

In Internet Explorer's browser page window, type:
http://servers-ip-address:14534

This will connect you to the web page
generated by your TeamSpeak server.

The first time you log in you use the username of "admin" and the password that you get by looking at the file "server.log" in the tss2 directory. The first time the server is run, it creates a unique password and puts it into the server.log file. This password is determined randomly using the time of day the first time the server is run.

Once you get logged in the first time with admin privlidges, you can create a new admin name and password that you can remember. All of this information and much more is available in the HTML manual that comes with TeamSpeak. It is definately worth a good read.
Hope this helps
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