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Alligatoras

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Editing :)

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It's really bad though that you removed the credits from the top right of the page!
Someone spends his free time to create stuff, and then people like you destroy it!
 

Augusto22xb

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Sep 26, 2015
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Hello, someone could help me?
Configured correctly on the install page. But on the index page can not log in.
I put the User and password but will not.
 

FarisDev

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Jun 9, 2016
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@Nicer Anyway I test it, I got many problems's But when I type:chmod -R 777 /var/www
Everything is good.
I do not use this panel. But I test it because I have my own panel :D
It's good panel & Keep going with your skills on php :D
 

DewolFF

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Nov 3, 2016
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Help pls
I am typing correct data.
You need to use the password and login that you specified during installation. This data is not from the server admin.
login and password is stored in the config.php file
 

Alex04

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Oct 3, 2015
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You need to use the password and login that you specified during installation. This data is not from the server admin.
login and password is stored in the config.php file

Don't Work.....config.php is clear
 

DewolFF

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Nov 3, 2016
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Delete the install file and add this line to the config file
Code:
<?php     $user = 'admin';$pass =     'lol123'; $logindetails = 'serverquery://serveradmin:{pass}@{IP}:10011/'; ?>
when {pass} - password query
{ip} - ip ts3 server
in the web panel enter your username "admin" and password "lol123"
 

Alex04

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Oct 3, 2015
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It should be
Code:
serverquery://serveradmin:[email protected]:10011/
without the {}
Did you have it with or without the brackets when the password and ip was in it?
Cattura2.PNGwith brackets
I had this way : <?php $user = 'admin';$pass = 'lol123'; $logindetails = 'serverquery://serveradmin:{pass}@{IP}:10011/'; ?>
 

Kieran

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I do not have a webserver but I have a vps
OS : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
SDD :20 GB
RAM : 2048 MB
Yes you have a webserver... Otherwise you wouldn't be able to open it in your browser.
What does this command return?
Code:
apache2 -v && nginx -v
If it gives you an apache version, try this:
Code:
tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log
and then try logging in again while leaving the command running. Copy the new lines from tail afterwards and send them.
 
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