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Pending Server crash on WebClient Connect

eduardoroeder

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Server is crashing as soon as a WebClient connects.
There is no crash_dump file but here is the log (i've fixed the music bot errors related to ffmpeg):
This is the WebClient log:
The windows TeaSpeak client works as expected.

Just installed a fresh CentOS 7 from AWS on a EC2 instance. Used this https://forum.teaspeak.de/index.php?threads/linux-how-to-update-your-teaspeak-server-including-script.86/ to install/update(tryied reinstalling as well).
 

WolverinDEV

TeaSpeak Team
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Hey,
you've probably installed a too old libnice version.
Could you try yum install libnice or yum install libnice10?
 

eduardoroeder

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pcre is already installed via yum. Still gives the same error. Maybe you can give me the same version you use just like you do with libnice.
 

WolverinDEV

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Some updates :
I tried to link libprce statically to libnice, but this sadly don't work...
Do you may find a libnice package for your is with the server equals or greater than 0.1.15
 

WolverinDEV

TeaSpeak Team
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Administrator
Amazing updates:
I've manage to fix the libnice package, and the libnice install script now works for CentOS as well!
Just execute is again (and may remove before the libnice package!)

In near future I'll link libnice statically directly to libDataPipes.so so it has no resolved references....
In the past for some reason it didn't worked, but now it seems to be :D
 

eduardoroeder

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I've executed the libnice setup and now the server doesn't start.


If I install via yum the 0.1.13 it works as it was working (Web Client crashes server on connect). Look slike you need to include libcrypto.so.1.0.0 aswell
 

WolverinDEV

TeaSpeak Team
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Administrator
Arg... just ranme the libcrypto.so.1.0 to libcrypto.so.1.0.0
Stupid names :D


Edit:
I'll prop. have to fix that within the libnice package