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Is your client giving you any errors on connection attempt to the server? Check your client log under Tools ---> Client Log.This is somewhat weird, I've had the TeamSpeak 3 server running for 20 days without a restart and suddently noticed how I wasn't able to connect the other day (It had 60 slots, 2 active users daily), I tried to restart and start it backup however still unable to connect. My OS is Debian 8, again 60 slots, 2 active users & default ports/settings.
Someone know what is going on?
HahahaYour script deleted me Server... Hate this script
You can actually go through the entire script. It will not delete anything.Source for script v0.5.16
/etc/init.d/tsdnsserver: 14: /etc/init.d/tsdnsserver: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting "in")
#!/bin/sh
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: tsdnsserver
# Required-Start: $local_fs $network
# Required-Stop: $local_fs $network
# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop: 0 1 6
# Short-Description:
# Description: Teamspeak 3 TSDNS Server
#
### END INIT INFO#!/bin/sh
case in
start)
cd /home/ts3/teamspeak3-server_linux-amd64/tsdns
su ts3 -c "screen -AmdS tsdnsserver ./tsdnsserver__linux-amd64"
;;
stop)
su ts3 -c screen
Now I get this error:dorcu,
change line
case in
to
case $1 in
It should help.
/etc/init.d/tsdnsserver: 20: /etc/init.d/tsdnsserver: Syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting ";;")
;;
esac
exit 0
;;
esac
Thanks!dorcu,
Add these lines at end of your file:
Code:;; esac
# update-rc.d tsdnsserver defaults
update-rc.d: using dependency based boot sequencing
insserv: warning: script 'ts3anticrash.sh' missing LSB tags and overrides
Some logs from my operator
Jan 25 16:47:37 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:38 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:39 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:40 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:41 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:42 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:43 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:44 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Jan 25 16:47:45 lon1 portsentry[842]: attackalert: Connect from host: xxx/xxx to UDP port: 69
Nice scanner r4p3
the company gave script logs to my operator who sent me an email asking if I know about it is that this file scans ports all over the world RIP ENGLISHAnd why would it be r4p3 that scans your ports? I mean, I get constantly port scanned wether I use the crack or not? Did you check the ip?
I called in a service guy and he replaced the lamp in the Emulator (cheap joke), I don't know what went wrong, I just restarted the dedicated server and started Ts3 and the emulator and it started to work .Is your client giving you any errors on connection attempt to the server? Check your client log under Tools ---> Client Log.
OK sir I take this very seriously. Its possible there is hidden shit in the crack, we do not know. If there is, you should actually make a clear message (in english) so we can verify that instead of going full retard. I highly doubt its the crack so your machine might be compromised.the company gave script logs to my operator who sent me an email asking if I know about it is that this file scans ports all over the world RIP ENGLISH