Teamspeak hidden Password??

[denka]

Hi so I wanted to make so that my members only received a link wich dint show the password of the server since my teamspeak will be private and they would connect automatically is this possible?

 

[0x0539]

I'm not sure if you can hide the password but there are other ways such as giving your members a specific servergroup through the priviledge key.

The permission is called
b_virtualserver_join_ignore_password
to ignore the server password when joining the server.

 

[denka]

Sorry for not explaining well,
people would go into my forum create an account and receive a message or acess to a page where they can connect to the teamspeak server that has password nut i dont want to give out a password that will be leaked I wanted for them to just connect having no acess to the password

 

[Archie]

Sorry for not explaining well,
people would go into my forum create an account and receive a message or acess to a page where they can connect to the teamspeak server that has password nut i dont want to give out a password that will be leaked I wanted for them to just connect having no acess to the password

Hi there, let's start off with which forum software are you using? IPS 4 xenForo 1.5? Please let me know of the version you are on. Then we can work from there.

 

[denka]

ip.board 3.4

 

[Archie]

okay, first you need to install a script that messages everyone that signs up (You can download that here virus total 0/48) then in the welcome message put a link that is something like this ts3server://YourServerIP?port=9987&password=YourServerPassword
That should work please let me know if it doesn't.

Archie

 

[denka]

Yeah but by doing that the password will get leaked eventually so i was looking for a way that they could not have acess to this password=YourServerPassword

 

[Archie]

If you give me 5-10 mins I'll have a look and see what I can do

 

[Benjo]

Well I'm too lazy to code it but this is how you would do it:

1. Make sure the webpage is accessible only by members,
2. Once the link has been click you need it to call the php framework to change the password,
3. The next person to refresh the website the password will be new until they click the link.
(Problem) If the link got clicked and multiple people tried to use the new one then it wouldn't work and they would have to refresh before entering.

 

[denka]

Well I'm too lazy to code it but this is how you would do it:

1. Make sure the webpage is accessible only by members,
2. Once the link has been click you need it to call the php framework to change the password,
3. The next person to refresh the website the password will be new until they click the link.
(Problem) If the link got clicked and multiple people tried to use the new one then it wouldn't work and they would have to refresh before entering.

hm nice now just have to find someone to do it xD but ty!