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--- commissies:gamescom:gamescomteamspeak [2009/10/21 15:34] – willem
+++ commissies:gamescom:gamescomteamspeak [2009/10/22 22:48] (current) – willem
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 === 4.1 ts2perlmod ===
 == 4.1.1 Requirements ==
- * A distribution of Perl (>= 5.8.x recommended)
+  * A distribution of Perl (>= 5.8.x recommended)
- * A TeamSpeak 2 server (>= 2.0.21.x recommended)
+  * A TeamSpeak 2 server (>= 2.0.21.x recommended)
- * A working superadmin account
+  * A working superadmin account
+  * Rar / Unrar (unpack program)
 == 4.1.2 Setup ==
+First part will be adding a user to your teamspeak server that has superadmin rights. You could use your own account to get this to run, thought I prefer to create a dedicated account for it myself. Remember that if you disabled the http part of teamspeak earlier, you will need to edit the server.ini file again and restart the TS server, in order to activate the http part. After logging in under your own superadmin account be sure to add a 'new' superaccount. Just a server's admin account won't do and the script won't run!\\
+\\
+Next we go to work on ts2perlmod itself.\\
+Download ts2perlmod from here: [[http://www.planetteamspeak.com/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_details/Itemid,69/gid,51/|Ts2perlmod download]]. I'd like to put the unpacked directory in the same dir as the teamspeak server but that's entirely up to you!\\
+Unpack it with unrar and change to the unpacked directory.\\
+Locate the "config" directory and edit the 'default.ini' file there to your liking. Remember that most settings can be found in your teamspeak servers configuration file, if you can't remember all the details!\\
+\\
+Third thing we do is edit the 'ts2perlmod.pl' file. This only concerns the first sentence, since we are going to run this file!\\
+The first sentence might be saying something like "#!/usr/bin/perl". Be sure that your perl is in this directory. If it is then you can simply leave the file like this. If your perl command is stored some place else, edit that first line and put that path in. Be sure to start the sentence with "#!/" as it's the command for the script to run the file with!\\
+\\
+== 4.1.3 Running ==
+It's time to run the script now. I'd like to run the script with the parameter "&". This will put the script in the background when it was started. You are free how to do it yourself however. Can put it in a screen or use the startscripts provided.\\
+\\
+I start it with "./ts2perlmod.pl &". If you wait a bit it shows you all checks before really running. You can see what goes wrong there, if any will. It also stores the logs into the logdir so you could check for errors there further.