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Fordítási probléma jelentése
I assume this is the ts3 log ?
What about other logs in /home/user/log ?
Please, provide some using pastebin.com
Here, http://pastebin.com/dnciZHpv
I hope this is what you meant
I meant : I wanna see LGSM logs.
However, i guess we can see two issues here :
|Unable to find valid license key, falling back to limited functionality
> An invalid license can sometimes prevent TS from working.
But more importantly :
|bind failed on :::30033; reason: Address family not supported by protocol
> It tries to bind to an IPv6.
So i'd manually set an IPv4 to ts3, and the issue would probably be solved.
But, now I have another smaller problem - where can I get a new privilege key, I'm pretty sure I wasn't given one when installing, just a loginname and password?
You might find it in your logs. If you don't, then you can use the loginname / password to add yourself to the admin group using serverquery.
Otherwise, the fastest way is probably to start over reinstalling the server, now you know how to fix the start :p
Also the serverquery login is greyed out when I enter the server.
Server privilege key is generated upon first server start.
But as the default config doesn't allow the server to start properly, it's not generated.
Now need a clever fix for that.
One way would be to disable IPv6 on your server, but it doesn't sound good to me.
Another way would be to remove everything from serverfiles except the config file, then chmod 440 the config file, then restart the install process.
Clean way would be to understand why teamspeak is trying to bind to the ipv6 IP instead of the usual ipv4, while not being able to work with ipv6. It might have something to do with the way your /etc/hosts or /etc/network/interface are configured by your VPS provider.
Thanks again, problem solved :P
Glad you got it solved, thanks for sharing the solution.
We'll see, if some other people come up with this issue, we might try to find a solution for LGSM itself, as the main goal is to make installation as easy as possible for everyone :)