You need to change the owners of the files to the server user. Use the following command as root in the server directory:
chown -R server:server *
That should solve the permissions error.
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You need to change the owners of the files to the server user. Use the following command as root in the server directory:
chown -R server:server *
That should solve the permissions error.
OK, I feel dumb! LOL
I added the P.S. to the post because the notion came to me just as I finished writing the post. So after making the edit I started to look into that possibility and actually...
Hi,
I run a personal TeamSpeak 3 server on a small Linux PC (Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS) in my home for me and my friends to use.
Until recently the version of the server had been 3.3 but that stopped...
My bad, did not read the description, just loaded the page and hit the Download lol
Amusing though that you knew from just the error which plugin it was :P
Ok, after some experimentation I have fixed the problem (I am fairly new to advanced Linus stuff)!
Here is how I fixed it:
I surmised that the services default to running as root user and could...
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Hi,
Today I updated my Linux TS3 server from version 3.0.11.x to 3.0.13.6 but it now fails to start up as a service.
The way my server is set up:
The server is stored in...
My teamspeak3 server runs on my Linux machine as a service so I first stopped the service before doing the update.
I then backed up my teamspeak3 directory in case of issues so I could roll back.
I...