Currently trying to setup a TS Server again now that I have TS5 access and I’m running into permissions issues following tutorials to get it setup as a service. Seems the teamspeak user we are told to create in most guides doesn’t have access to it’s own home folder structure? Anyone know how to get the permissions set. It won’t let me connect, No IPTables and NO FIrewall running on the local machine.
Anyone have any ideas?
Apr 01 00:44:16 teamspeak-server ts3server_minimal_runscript.sh[1693]: 2021-04-01 00:44:16.065717|INFO |Query | |listening for ssh query on 0.0.0.0:10022, [::]:10022
Use chmod 755 to set the needed permissions then.
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This doesn’t seem to be working. I’ve done a “sudo chmod -R 755 /home/teamspeak” and all files still say that root is the owner and it’s not loading. Not sure what I am doing wrong as I’ve never run into this previously.
milhouz@teamspeak-server:~$ ls -lah /home/teamspeak
I also did a chown for the teamspeak user but it still seems to not like it as it throws the same error on reboot.
Apr 01 13:49:49 teamspeak-server ts3server_minimal_runscript.sh[954]: 2021-04-01 13:49:49.191600|INFO |Query | |listening for ssh query on 0.0.0.0:10022, [::]:10022
And I can’t even connect it’s like it’s not even running.
Just following up if someone can help with Linux perms. This hasn’t happened with my previous install before it went haywire.
try to change the owner or the perms for the /home/teamspeak/logs directory, looks like it has problems to gain access to it
ScP
April 5, 2021, 1:51pm
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Looks like you’ve uploaded the files as root and then tried to start the server under the teamspeak user. Also, you’ve put the files directly into the home directory of that user, which is… ugly. Anyway… do this:
cd /home
chown -R teamspeak:teamspeak ./teamspeak
This will change ownership of all files in the teamspeak folder and should fix your issue.
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I’ll give it a shot. Tried that line in most of the tutorials I tired following but it never stuck for some reason I’ll give it a try too and follow up here shortly.
Odd thing is that I was never signed in as root. Just from my account had to use sudo to unpack and configure files from my login account and not the teamspeak -disabled login account.
Thank you so much! Not sure why it wouldn’t take the command before from the tutorials but that did the trick! Much appreciated. I’m going to compile my own instructions and include this for my future reference.
