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Flash NetRadio Broadcaster & Player
INTRODUCTION:
Teamspeak Status will allow you to display within a webpage, the status, users and channels of a voice chat server called teamspeak in real time. The script was originaly writen cause there were
no status scripts writen in perl for a Teamspeak server.
Teamspeak is a voice chat client and server
software that allows multiple clients to connect over the
internet and conduct a voice chat.
Many people playing online multiplayer games like
Wulfram
II, use teamspeak
to communicate while in game thus eliminating the need to
type.
After over many years of testing and rewriting, here is the final offical
release of the script.
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New TsJavaStatus ver: 2.01 is now availabe for download
TsJava2.01 working demo:
UPDATE: 09-10-06
The entire code has been redone, thanks to Christian at Custom Games for his great coding :)
! NOTE !
you still must be able to run cgi or perl on your webserver to run this script, it only uses java script to call a perl script, gets the data needed then outputs java script again.
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Perl DEMOS:
The Mobs
Hideout
(got it up and
running? email me the url and I'll post your link)
REQUIREMENTS:
1. web server (tested on apache 2.0.44 on WINDOWS)
2. Perl (tested with 5.8.4).
INSTALLATION:
The installation is pretty straight forward, but here are a
few guidlines.
1 - First download the script Download
TsStatus 2.01
2 - Decompress the file.
3 - Open the TsStatus.cgi in a text editor eg: "Note pad".
4 - You may need to modify the first line of TsStatus.cgi to
point to where perl is located on your server, so open up
the TsStatus.cgi in a text editor and make the changes.
Basically, its just pound, exclamation point, then the path
to the perl executable "#!/usr/bin/perl".
5 - Next it the script variables,
$host, this should be the url to your teamspeak server eg:
"www.yourserver.com"
$tcp_port, this is the telnet port wich is usally "51234"
but it depends if u changed it.
$server_port, this is the port which you are running
teamspeak on, default is "8767"
$imageurl, this is the url where you store the images that
the script uses, eg: "http://www.yourserver.com/images"
$bgcolor, this is the back ground color of the script
table.
$bordercolor, border color of the script table.
4 - Upload the Tsjava2.cgi in ascii mode to your cgi-bin, then upload the images and tsjava.css to your web server.
5 - The look and feel of the script can all be altered using the tsjava.css.
6 - Now place the following code into the page you wish to display your Teamspeak Status:
Now access the page you pasted the java code into and presto ! your teamspeak server status.
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