It's me again. I seem to be having some problems setting up a teamspeak 3 server. I was partially following the tutorial on the Debian tutorials blogspot but also this one. That latter one suggests making some other files like the blacklist and whitelist files and an ini file. Debian allowed me to create the blacklist file but then when I tried to create the whitelist file it said permission denied, as it also did when I tried to create the ini file in the tutorial. Since most tutorials, indeed even the one on the Debian tutorials blogspot, make no mention of these files and in fact simply go on to start the script with
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./ts3server_startscript.sh start
I'm pretty sure the problem is because .. (whatever that is) is not owned by teamspeak. I have no idea how to correct that issue, as the .owner of /home/teamspeak/ is teamspeak and I'm not sure how to reference .. using the chown command. Having given that up, I decided to continue following the debian blogspot tutorial and make the suggested startup script. However, when the tutorial says use the kill command on the pid it says that the number is the pid shown in top -u teamspeak, which he says to run to see if teamspeak si running. When I run top -u teamspeak, there is no pid or anything. Teamspeak is not running.
Can anyone please tell me what I'm missing?
Forgive me if this thread is in the wrong place. I would simply have asked on the Teamspeak forum but apparently something in my post offended their forum and it blocked me. It says I can contact the forum owner but it doesn't say how. I couldn't find a better suited forum on this message board for this sort of question.
Thanks.