Node Method not found - using TS3 SSH connection

[Newcomer1989]

Background information

• I took the actual build (version 1.1.33), which includes this commit 469fdc6
• I build the connection with this code: $ts3 = TeamSpeak3::factory("serverquery://".rawurlencode($ts['user']).":".rawurlencode($ts['pass'])."@".$ts['host'].":".$ts['query']."/?ssh=1"); which is built this: serverquery://serveradmin:XXXXXX@127.0.0.1:10022/?ssh=1
• The SSH is activated on side of the TS3 Server. Tested successfully with: ssh serveradmin@127.0.0.1 -p 10022
• Using PHP Version: 7.2.8-1+ubuntu16.04.1+deb.sury.org+1 PHP-SSH2 extension is installed!
• Running on OS: Linux 4.4.19-mod-std-ipv6-64
• To join to the virtual server, I used $ts3->serverSelectByPort("9987"); Which seems to work, cause when I ask for the $ts3->serverSelectedId(); I got back the correct ServerID.

Problem:

On serveral functions I got an error, that the node method is missed.

2018-08-22 14:30:02.541778   ERROR     Error due register notifyTextmessage 0: node method 'notifyRegister()' does not exist
2018-08-22 14:30:02.541954   ERROR     Error 0: node method 'selfUpdate()' does not exist
2018-08-22 14:30:05.658899   ERROR     Error 0: node method 'clientListReset()' does not exist

My code extracts, which produces the errors above:

$ts3->notifyRegister("server");
$ts3->notifyRegister("textprivate");
$ts3->notifyRegister("textchannel");
$ts3->notifyRegister("textserver");
TeamSpeak3_Helper_Signal::getInstance()->subscribe("notifyTextmessage", "handle_messages");
TeamSpeak3_Helper_Signal::getInstance()->subscribe("notifyCliententerview", "event_userenter");
$ts3->selfUpdate(array('client_nickname' => $queryname));

If I am using the same script, same TS3 PHP Framework, only I change the connection from SSH to RAW all is working fine!

Means, this one brings the described errors above:

$ts3 = TeamSpeak3::factory("serverquery://".rawurlencode($ts['user']).":".rawurlencode($ts['pass'])."@".$ts['host'].":".$ts['query']."?ssh=1");
$ts3->serverSelectByPort($ts['voice']);

No error / problems with this connection: $ts3 = TeamSpeak3::factory("serverquery://".rawurlencode($ts['user']).":".rawurlencode($ts['pass'])."@".$ts['host'].":".$ts['query']."/?server_port=".$ts['voice']."&blocking=0");

I am not sure, did I something wrong or is the problem the library?

[Newcomer1989]

I need a short break and new eyes for the problem. Then I found it.. It is sitting in front of the PC ;-)

My bad, all is working fine, if I add the server_port= paramter to the URI.

Otherwise, if the server_port option is not set to the URI and I connect to it as described above, then I need to save the connection to the correct object. Example:

$ts3_instance = TeamSpeak3::factory("serverquery://".rawurlencode($ts['user']).":".rawurlencode($ts['pass'])."@".$ts['host'].":".$ts['query']."?ssh=1");
$ts3_virtual_server = $ts3_instance ->serverGetByPort($ts['voice']);
$ts3_virtual_server->notifyRegister("server");
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