Server Help setting up

[Wheat]

I’ve followed every guide I can and I still haven’t set it up correctly. I’ve got a Debian server with TeaSpeak installed and I can start the server. How do I view the details to connect to the server with? Like password and such. How do I install Yatqa on my server and how do I use it? And is there anything else I should know? I’m going to be hosting this server full time for me and friends so any way to streamline this is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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I now seem to have broken it, whenever I run the start command it can’t start anymore and suspends the server. Is this supposed to be this hard?

 

[MiguelETG]

Which of the following guides did you followed to install the Server?

Server - How to install TeaSpeak Server (Linux)

Hi guys This thread is intended for all users who want to know how to install a TeaSpeak server. Recommended systems: Debian 10/11/12 Ubuntu 20/22/24 Software you may need: Putty (to connect by ssh) WinSCP (to connect by sftp) Yatqa (to manage / create your TeaSpeak server...

forum.teaspeak.de

Server - TeaSpeak Server & TeaMusicBot (Linux Install Script)

Hi guys. A lot users asked about a simple install script, so i decided to share a free version of my private TeaSpeak server install script. Basically everything you need to properly install TeaSpeak server and TeaSpeak Musicbot automatically, in less than 1 minute. Recommended systems: Debian...

forum.teaspeak.de

YaTQA does not need to be installed on the server side, it's a Query Application for Windows that allows you to manage the server via an interface instead of sending commands via console.

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If you cannot connect to the Query, verify you do not have any firewall blocking this communications.
If you do not know where to find the Query password, you can find it on the logs files located at logs/ directory (usually it should be in one of the oldest files / first files generated).
Double check the listening Query port at the config.yml file (you can search by the word "query:".
If you want to know on which ports the app is listening, you can check it out by executing: "netstat -ano" (you might see 9987 udp and 10101 tcp listening on 0.0.0.0).

 

[Wheat]

I followed the script guide but then it didn’t seem like it worked so I did the manual install which did work. I’ll have to check later but this computer is completely fresh so there shouldn’t be a firewall.

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I’ll get yatqa installed on my regular computer as well.