Version of teamspeak on server won't let clients on 3.2 connect.

[defib]

Thanks, team linuxserver.io

[greg2895]

I am also having the same issue with windows client 3.2.0 [Stable].

Disconnected from server (server version is too old for command)

[IncognitoCore]

I was still running 3.0.13.8 and had the same issue.

As mentioned in another issue (https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-gsm-ts3/issues/17), the newest available server version will be downloaded upon first creation.

I've found the steps on how to upgrade a TeamSpeak server on the TeamSpeak forum.

The steps on how I've managed to update the server within the Docker container are as follows:

1. Shut down the server (shutdown the docker).
2. Download the correct server version here.
3. Merge the downloaded files with the existing files in /config/serverfiles.
4. Start the server (could take some time).

Note: if you follow these steps, make sure you backup the full /config directory for if anything goes wrong before step 3.

[defib]

After doing step 3, the server was reset to brand new. What files are the settings that I should not overwrite?

[IncognitoCore]

I've editted step 3 to better describe what I did: merging instead of replacing. I've used the rsync command to merge the downloaded files with the existing server files.

rsync -a /mnt/user/data/teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64-3.3.0/* /mnt/user/appdata/teamspeak3/serverfiles/

This should keep your settings (like channels, history, known clients, passwords, ect).

[defib]

After running that command, I fail to connect and this is appearing in the log:

Warning! abc does not have sudo access. Manually install dependencies. sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386; sudo apt-get install lib32gcc1 libstdc++6:i386

Even after doing as it asked, now I get nothing in the logs, but still failed to connect

[IncognitoCore]

I'm not sure what did go wrong for your installation. Maybe someone with some more linux knowledge or one of the creators of this repo could help you out.

[sparklyballs]

stop and delete the container, remove any hanging images

backup your config.

repull a new image and run a new container.

then try this command

docker exec -it -u abc /bin/bash -c '/config/ts3server update'

substituting for what you have called the container

[sparklyballs]

if it works, restart the container

[defib]

docker exec -it -u abc teamspeak3 /bin/bash -c '/config/ts3server update' [ .... ] Update ts3-server: fetching update_ts3.sh...OK [ .... ] Update ts3-server: Checking for update: teamspeak.comfind: ‘./etc/s6/services/s6-fdholderd /supervise’: Permission denied find: ‘./etc/ssl/private’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/tty/driver’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/task/1/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/task/1/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/task/1/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/map_files’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/1/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/task/44/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/task/44/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/task/44/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/map_files’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/44/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/task/214/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/task/214/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/task/214/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/fd’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/map_files’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/fdinfo’: Permission denied find: ‘./proc/214/ns’: Permission denied find: ‘./root’: Permission denied find: ‘./run/s6/services/s6-fdholderd/supervise’: Permission denied find: ‘./run/s6/services/s6-fdholderd/event’: Permission denied find: ‘./run/s6/services/teamspeak/event’: Permission denied find: ‘./run/s6/services/teamspeak/supervise’: Permission denied

It then hangs there

[greg2895]

I can confirm that the following steps worked on ubuntu 18.04: Make a backup of your ts files first!

docker stop <ts_container_name>

wget http://dl.4players.de/ts/releases/3.3.0/teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64-3.3.0.tar.bz2

tar -vxjf teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64-3.3.0.tar.bz2

rsync -a teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64/* /<path_to_ts>/serverfiles/

docker start <ts_container_name>

Confirm that ts started correctly: docker logs -f

[defib]

I am still getting the abc does not have sudo access. Manually install dependencies. sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386; sudo apt-get install lib32gcc1 libstdc++6:i386 but after attempting to connect a second time, I get in. Thank you for all your help!