Or you say wrong stuff!
He is talking about TeamSpeak (5) Client and you say about a TeamSpeak Server!
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Yes, I was talking about the TeamSpeak5 client and not the server
The problem is that your request has nothing to do with the client. You have a problem installing the Teamspeak server. Also, there are no Teamspeak 5 servers, just Teamspeak servers. The structures remain as they were introduced since Teamspeak 3.
Since this topic is about the client, it is the wrong topic.
I still hope I could help you.
But I haven’t talked about servers, only about the client and I can’t install it on my system
Man what you don’t understand, he is talking about the TeamSpeak (5) CLIENT!
Don’t run as sudo for starters - can you show us what ls -al of that folder looks like?
Okay. Then I’m sorry and we all misunderstood you. If necessary, someone here who also uses Teamspeak 5 client under Linux can help you.
chmod +x was set?
Also you should not start the client with Sudo. But the colleague before me already said that.
Yes but it still doesn’t work
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Nothing leaping out at me there (i’m not logged into Linux at the moment to check) - did you just download this version from the beta site?
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newest version works fine on linux for me - so nothing wrong with the download
yes, I downloaded the client from beta.teamspeak.com, I was checked out personally when the contest was active
Can you tell me how you did it? Or did it go first? Can you list your OS below?
I did the same thing as you.
- Downloaded on https://beta.teamspeak.com/
- Move it to my target directory (in that case /opt/)
- Unpack it with
tar xfvz - .
/TeamSpeak
I’m using Manjaro but should be also run fine on Ubuntu
I tried to move it to /opt/ but it still doesn’t work
yea that was not necessary, I just store it their
what i did and not work
sudo chmod +x Teamspeak
sudo ./Teamspeak
any solutions?
i get No protocol specified
terminating
Aborted
i use Debian 10
Do not use SUDO to run our software!
Make sure you use a 64bit operation system.
Download the client again.
Extract it.
Run the TeamSpeak binary.
CHMOD should not be needed.
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run this mkdir -p $HOME/.config/TeamSpeak/Default
and try again.
This is known but nothing more, only happens on some distros / graphics drivers.
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