X-Ecutioner
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ok, thanks, I test with you're script anti-crash 
And I report if I have a next prob.
Thanks a lot Supervisor
And I report if I have a next prob.
Thanks a lot Supervisor
Teamspeak 3 Server Crack 3.0.11.4
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thierry raatjes
Thank for the great script.
But i need to enable to account service, how could i fix this?
which commando?
But i need to enable to account service, how could i fix this?
which commando?
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Sorry. I'm not quite sure I understand your question... What do you want to do?
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thierry raatjes
I cant start the ./AccountingServerEmulator-Linux
So the ts server reboots at 2 hours, do i something wrong?
So the ts server reboots at 2 hours, do i something wrong?
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shevon fonseka
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any help ? :/
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what do you mean? I dont see the problem.
If you're talking about the TSDNS server, it's not started by default with the script.
Simply install the AntiCrash scripts to start up your TSDNS Server, I will implement starting it up on install later on.
If you're talking about the TSDNS server, it's not started by default with the script.
Simply install the AntiCrash scripts to start up your TSDNS Server, I will implement starting it up on install later on.
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# Updated script to v0.5.10
# fixed a view typos - just looks better that way
# next thing on my list is gonna be fixing the anticrash -> right now: each time you install anticrash it will add 2/3 entries to your cronjob -> it stacks up.
# fixed a view typos - just looks better that way
# next thing on my list is gonna be fixing the anticrash -> right now: each time you install anticrash it will add 2/3 entries to your cronjob -> it stacks up.
Borjescu Laurentiu
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#######################################################
# TS3 Server crack script 0505 by Supervisor #
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Checking for updates...
A new script version is available, downloading it...
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# TS3 Server crack script 0510 by Supervisor #
# Join our community at r4p3.net #
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Checking for updates... ...script is up to date!
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# 1) Install Crack #
# 2) Update Crack to 3.0.11.4 #
# 3) Install anticrash scripts #
# 4) Install autostart scripts #
# 5) AntiCrack #
# 6) Status #
# 7) Debug #
# 8) Show special credits #
# 9) Show changelog #
# CTRL-C to escape the script #
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Answer:
My server is up to date? and why when i go on teamspeak is writing 3.0.11.3 not 3.0.11.4 and this scripts tells me is up to date....
# TS3 Server crack script 0505 by Supervisor #
# Join our community at r4p3.net #
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Checking for updates...
A new script version is available, downloading it...
#######################################################
# TS3 Server crack script 0510 by Supervisor #
# Join our community at r4p3.net #
#######################################################
Checking for updates... ...script is up to date!
#######################################################
# 1) Install Crack #
# 2) Update Crack to 3.0.11.4 #
# 3) Install anticrash scripts #
# 4) Install autostart scripts #
# 5) AntiCrack #
# 6) Status #
# 7) Debug #
# 8) Show special credits #
# 9) Show changelog #
# CTRL-C to escape the script #
#######################################################
Answer:
My server is up to date? and why when i go on teamspeak is writing 3.0.11.3 not 3.0.11.4 and this scripts tells me is up to date....
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It only tells you the script is up to date. It doesn't tell you anything about the server version. That is a difference. did you try
2) Update Crack to 3.0.11.4?
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# Updated script to v0.5.11
# fixed the AntiCrash and added a few infos
# fixed the AntiCrash and added a few infos
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I have a neat concept for auto-updating the TeamSpeak 3 server. This would be rather flawless.
Inside of the directory, just check the changelog file. If you find "3.0.11.3" inside of it, it is obviously at least version 3.0.11.3. If you find "3.0.11.4" inside of it, it is at least version 3.0.11.4. So, what could we do to make things simple? Check the changelog for "3.0.11.X", so then you just release an update. Once your update gets tossed in, it runs itself to check the server version. It does this by fetching 3.0.11.X from the changelog, if it does not exist it is time to update the server. So it stops the TeamSpeak server, then check for a file named ts3server_linux_x86, if that exists it is 32 bit --- if it is 64 bit, then obviously we need that one. Inside the script update --- it has the links to the TeamSpeak server archive files. It grabs those, extracts the updated files to a temporary folder, then moves them in to overwrite the existing server files.
So, what does this accomplish? An automatically updating script and an automatically updating TeamSpeak 3 server. People should run this no matter what --- it just makes sense from a security standpoint. At least our source can be read, unlike TeamSpeak's source.
Inside of the directory, just check the changelog file. If you find "3.0.11.3" inside of it, it is obviously at least version 3.0.11.3. If you find "3.0.11.4" inside of it, it is at least version 3.0.11.4. So, what could we do to make things simple? Check the changelog for "3.0.11.X", so then you just release an update. Once your update gets tossed in, it runs itself to check the server version. It does this by fetching 3.0.11.X from the changelog, if it does not exist it is time to update the server. So it stops the TeamSpeak server, then check for a file named ts3server_linux_x86, if that exists it is 32 bit --- if it is 64 bit, then obviously we need that one. Inside the script update --- it has the links to the TeamSpeak server archive files. It grabs those, extracts the updated files to a temporary folder, then moves them in to overwrite the existing server files.
So, what does this accomplish? An automatically updating script and an automatically updating TeamSpeak 3 server. People should run this no matter what --- it just makes sense from a security standpoint. At least our source can be read, unlike TeamSpeak's source.
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Yes, I already thought about that, but there are a few problems.. when starting the script I don't know the user or the directory where teamspeak is installed. Also people may not want my script to just stop their server and update without asking (well, I could ask them before).
Anyway when starting the script I do not have any information about the teamspeak server and where it is located at.
I'd have to write a second file with variables in it. But I want to keep my script as clean as possible and I don't want to add any config files etc..
So any ideas?
Anyway when starting the script I do not have any information about the teamspeak server and where it is located at.
I'd have to write a second file with variables in it. But I want to keep my script as clean as possible and I don't want to add any config files etc..
So any ideas?
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I'm guessing that people are instructed to place the script inside of their TeamSpeak 3 server directory, that would make the most sense. If that is the case, you could just use the current directory by doing things like "./vagina", the "./" means current working directory, I believe. That aughta do it, I think?
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Sharc
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thank
Borjescu Laurentiu
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yes i try but nothing after 2 hours my ts is rebooting and same 3.0.11.3
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I'm sorry. Seems like it was another typo.. it used "$dserverdir" instead of "$serverdir"
Now working with version 0.5.13
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