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Server Permission Problem
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ENGLISH:
Hey.
I have a problem on my server.
When I'm at a user group recruiting the following data:
b_channel_join_permanent -> ✔
b_channel_join_semi_permanent -> ✔
b_channel_join_temprary -> ✔
i_channel_join_power -> 5
i_channel_needed_join_power -> 5
The user can also join of channel that e.g. as join Power possess the 20th
Can someone help me?
Last edited by Chris; October 1st, 2012 at 01:42 PM.
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Verify if b_client_skip_channelgroup_permissions , is enabled for this server group.
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Hi.
Yes.
b_client_skip_channelgroup_permissions is enabled für the Server-Group.
But the Problem is the same.
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When this permission is enabled, permissions set in Channels or Channel Groups, don't apply.
Disable b_client_skip_channelgroup_permissions
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It was meant that this permission should be disabled/removed.Originally Posted by MrDeeTop
"as join Power possess the 20th" I do hope you meant, that channel needed join power is 20
while as you said user has from group channel join power only at 5.
Please additionaly check :
right click on user with such permissions/group setup, go to permissions > permission overview and type in filter box "join power"x
then you should be able to see from where user get's higher permissions.
I would guess "client permissions" or some other "channel/server groups" influence etc
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Yes thats right.
Goggle has translate is
At the end of the Post are 3 Pictures.
There you can see the Permission overview
Sry for my bad English.
I'm from Germany
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It unnecessary to set permissions like "i_channel_needed_join_power" on server groups.
Also, dont set "i_channel_join_power" on channel layer, unless you want users with less join_power to be able to enter that channel.
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Hello Alcazar,
Sorry.
My English isn't very good...
I don't understand this sentence:
"Also, dont set "i_channel_join_power" on channel layer, unless you want users with less join_power to be able to enter that channel."
Can you explain it to me again??
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Let me repeat myself:
About:
This permission applies to users and user groups, and, normally, you don't needed set it in the channel.I don't understand this sentence
Also, dont set "i_channel_join_power" on channel layer, unless you want users with less join_power to be able to enter that channel.
Last edited by Jordi; September 30th, 2012 at 03:47 PM.
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Hi
I have set the I_Channel_join_power on 5 and the i_channel_needed_join_power on 0
That did not work.
I have set the I_Channel_join_power on 0 and the i_channel_needed_join_power on 5
But that did not work either.
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1- In the "test" server group:
i_channel_join_power = 5
i_channel_needed_join_power removed
b_client_skip_channelgroup_permissions removed
2- In the channel "Intern"
i_channel_join_power removed
i_channel_needed_join_power = 10
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Sorry.
I have everything set up like you wrote it.
Unfortunately did not work.
Here is our ip address:62.112.144.61:9988
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I recommend you read this guide
http://media.teamspeak.com/ts3_literature/TeamSpeak%203%20Permissions%20Guide.txt
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okey.
Thanks to Jordi.
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