I’m using the linux client but I’m unable to upload files while my friends that are on windows are able to upload files just fine. I can still see the files, I can download them, and I can create folder structures in the files as well. I don’t know what logs to provide, but if needed please let me know where I can find them and I’ll happily provide.
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You can upload files but not pick them.
The file picker is disabled on Linux since beta 43 because of “upstream problems”.
So atm the only way to upload / send files or set an avat is by using drag and drop.
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I still can’t upload the files, even when using the drag and drop. It just says that I’m attaching it to a message with a 5mb file limit.
Well then your file is bigger than 5 MB. You can only send files up to 5 MB on the myteamspeak chat server (currently the only available one for global chat).
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I’m using my own dedicated server with an unrestricted file limit, and when I use windows I was able to upload a multi gigabyte file just fine, although the drag and drop still did not work there, I had to use the file picker.
I’ve figured out a solution, I’ll just use the scp command to transfer files to the server so that others can use them while I’m booted into my linux partition.
Drag and drop only supports only 5 MB, which should change in the future, but is currently the limit as it is not the same upload mechanism as the file picker.
I’m also unable to upload files or server icons via picker and drag and drop - which is especially bad since I’m testing the TeamSpeak 5 server which isn’t backwards compatible atm.
Hey there wanted to mention that the drag and drop of the filesystem wont work for some reason you need to use the file browser for it to work
Drag and drop only works with files up to 5mb due to technical limitations of the implementation. If I remember correctly it should at some point be reworked so that it supports more than 5mb files.
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Ye sure but as i sad when you use filebrowser it seems to work and the data wasnt 5 mb btw
i am trying to send files/images in a channel with my friends but we cant send anything over 8mb, so im just wounder how can i change this, i have tried a few things but im not sure if anything worked we are in the group server admin but idk ive had ts for like 1 day
You need to open the file browser and upload the files there through the upload button. Due to technical limitations it is currently not possible to drag and drop files that are bigger than 5 MB into the client.
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Ah okay, thanks for the info 
Prob spent a good like 4h looking into this and not a single thing worked lol
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same issue still applied sadly…
So I’ve set up a TS3 server and we are using the TS6 client. When we try to upload files to the chat its says that the files are too big, doesn’t matter if we drag and drop or if we use the file attachment feature. When uploading using the file explorer I get an “invalid file size” error. The server is using no where near the maximum storage capacity it was granted and I cant find anything in the permissions that suggests a max file size for simple file uploads
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Whats the point that all uploaded images and texts go through your servers? Some friends have issues with opening images, isnt that point of self hosting? Is there still limitation 5MB?
How am I supposed to change my avatar if the selection dialog doesn’t open neither drag and drop works? Come on, guys! It’s 2025 and Linux gaming has been growing.
[Edit] The selection dialog opens in the “server file manager”. Did you forget to add the dialog in other parts of the program?
Hi, I am encountering an issue when trying to upload a video file to my community server, the file size is 9.84 MB and I’ve read in an old support article that the maximum allowed size is 10 MB yet I get the error message that the File is too large. Someone mentioned in a comment not too long ago that the maximum size is only 5 MB and now I’m confused.
Is this issue related to the ongoing issues or is the actual allowed size smaller?
Will be that migrated to self-hosted servers @SYOX @LeonMarcelHD is that the case in development? I can see big advantage of big file sizes and speed, if you self host, it doesnt make heavy load on your infrastructure.
My friends had issues with your servers when someone sent a file, that some providers didn’t show attachment correcly - it was just loading (this issue was already in TS5).
