Linux help?
Posted by KnightFox on Fri, 2007-11-02 11:21
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Hey ya'll I just downloaded Ubuntu 7.10 a couple of days ago and I'm really impressed with it. However I'm a rookie when it comes to Linux and I need some help installing the Teamspeak Server Program. I have the client (Which I added using the Add/Remove Programs list) but I need the server version. How do I go about doing this? |
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These would be the basic steps to take:
1. Download the Linux "TeamSpeak 2 Server" from the Web site. This will be a file named "server_linux".
2.
chmod +x server_linux(this makes it possible to execute the file)3.
./server_linux(i.e. execute the file)That should start up some kind of installer that will set up the program for you.
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iSKUNK!
(old Linux hand)
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I'm going to show a different easier way to do this.
First download it (duh)
Then Extract it into your home folder (for me thats theyain)
Then open up terminal.
Type the following: cd ./tss2_rc2
Now that that is running type ./teamspeak2-server_startscript start
Doing that will do everything that iSKUNK said and more.
To turn it of just type (assuming that you have closed the terminal) cd ./tss2_rc2/
and then type ./teamspeak2-server_startscript stop
You might want to configure the newly installed server. There is a nice
webadmin interface for this, just open your favorite browser and type
"http://ts_server:14534" into the address field - of course you would have to
substitute "ts_server" with the "real" IP/Hostname.
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