I'd like to refer to a similar problem I've had before: http://forum.teamspeak.com/threads/121357-DDoS-against-virtualserver-server-doesn-t-accept-new-connections

I did not encounter this issues...

OP was referring to 'DEBUG' mode on the public teamspeak server and I told him that no such thing as a debug mode existed for regular releases.

Thanks for the quick answer.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

If you guys need the tcpdump, just let me know.

No such message is shown in any logs. I am logging all except serverquerycommands.
Here is ts3server.ini: https://pbot.rmdir.de/RkS5T-s3eFbAZ6fZM2y94g

One attack took place at 01:19 a.m. and no...

I've just had the following issue (thrice during the last 4 days):

DDoS against a specific virtualserver port on udp (about 10MBit/s) for about 100 secods (3 bursts), all connected clients...

Ahh I forgot to mention that I used ts3 php framework which might try executing commands multiple times upon failure causing localhost to be banned.
Nevertheless I will update my teamspeak server...

This is what I thought. Thanks.



The script connects, logs in as serveradmin, iterates over all servers, and greps a few virtualserver properties (packetloss, port, id, total_ping and client...

Yeah I figured that. If this is your official statement then so be it.
Nonetheless the teamspeak server is in charge of deciding when to ban serverquery clients and since 127.0.0.1 is whitelisted it...

I happened to upgrade the mysql server on debian wheezy for which the mysql server needed to be stopped for roughly 60 seconds. The teamspeak server continued running during this time, see...

ServerQuery bans localhost connections for 600 seconds during mysql-server restart even if 127.0.0.1 is whitelisted.

Why are you using an ancient server version?

Who uses a dns control panel anyways? Enterprise solutions rely on plain text zone files ;)

Priority and weight both have to be 0. Otherwise teamspeak's crappy srv-rr implementation will not accept them.

I entered domain.tld as address

I recently started using xpra for linux which can create X sessions per window. You should have a look at it.

When you have a dns-server configured like this


$ORIGIN domain.tld.
www IN A 127.0.0.1
* IN CNAME www

to match all subdomains for convenience, the client unexpectedly will find a
...

Try using the startscript restart option.

There is none. You need to download the new version, unpack it, stop the teamspeak server, replace all files and start the server.

Even if the developers built in an option which lets you select the correct interface we will have one serious problem: only root can specify an interface name upon bind(2) and we have no option to...

So basically I solved your problem after telling you twice there was still an old version running.
You're welcome ;)

Since you are saying the servr will not start with 3.0.10.3 did you read the logfiles to figure out why?

I can think of two possibilities why your server is still showing the old version
* you did not copy the files (specially the binary) properly
* the old version is still running and the updated...

The servers need to be restarted in order to run the new version.

I was also wondering where to find a full list. The TeamSpeak team could put on proper documentation.

You cannot prevent the framework from throwing exceptions but you can catch them by surrounding your code with a try/catch block.

The sales team should add some verbosity to these matters. Would it hurt to automatically send an email if (if not) the license renewed and add a reason why?

http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=contact

The server's performance should not suffer regardless of the number of db operations (even if we are talking about 100s) because they are mainly disk-io-bound.

The process of channel creation can only be traced if you enabled the according logging option.
You can derive the ownership by checking the 'Channel Admin' groups on certain users but keep in mind...

I am no expert but I think there is not real need to develop a arm port because this probably only needs some few compiler/assembler/linker configurations...

This report sounds interesting however I do not think this is caused solely by the framework.
If so the teamspeak protocol itself is responsible for any actions caused by commands via the...

Why don't you post your tutorial right here in this subforum?

An udp paket can be up to 65535 bytes of size. I think one of the developers can tell us how big a regular paket can currently get with highest codec settings within the teamspeak3 protocol

+1 this needs to be fixed