Crash Server

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give this a try. it ought to be able to find the TS server, if running, and if not, start it up properly.

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#!/bin/bash
D1=$(readlink -f "$0")
BINARYPATH="$(dirname "${D1}")"
cd "${BINARYPATH}"
LIBRARYPATH="$(pwd)"

if [ -e "ts3server_linux_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_linux_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_amd64"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_amd64"
else
        echo "Could not locate binary file, aborting"
        exit 5
fi
echo "TeamSpeak binary: $BINARYNAME"

pid=$(/sbin/pidof -x $BINARYNAME)
if [ -n "$pid" ]; then
  echo "TeamSpeak (pid $pid) is running"
  exit 0
else
  echo "TeamSpeak is not running"
fi

printf "Starting TeamSpeak: "
cd /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3
sh ./ts3s.sh
rc=$?
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
  echo OK
else
  echo FAILED
fi

exit $rc

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once you've created this script, made it executable, and tested it, you can make it a cron job.

so its like:

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nano /bin/bash

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thant add this command:

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D1=$(readlink -f "$0")
BINARYPATH="$(dirname "${D1}")"
cd "${BINARYPATH}"
LIBRARYPATH="$(pwd)"

if [ -e "ts3server_linux_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_linux_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_amd64"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_amd64"
else
        echo "Could not locate binary file, aborting"
        exit 5
fi
echo "TeamSpeak binary: $BINARYNAME"

pid=$(/sbin/pidof -x $BINARYNAME)
if [ -n "$pid" ]; then
  echo "TeamSpeak (pid $pid) is running"
  exit 0
else
  echo "TeamSpeak is not running"
fi

printf "Starting TeamSpeak: "
cd /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3
sh ./ts3s.sh
rc=$?
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
  echo OK
else
  echo FAILED
fi

exit $rc

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is that right?

no, the first part of your command would open the /bin/bash binary in nano. not a lot of goodness there. you want to pass the name of a file that will be your cron script to the editor, e.g.:

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nano /tmp/ts-cron.sh

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then put all that other code into it.

also, at the top of the script, put this on the very first line:

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#!/bin/bash

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this tells the script what command interpreter to use, if run with via "./" (as opposed to specifically calling it with the interpreter, e.g.: bash /tmp/ts-cron.sh).

also, make sure it is executable, e.g.:

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chmod +x /tmp/ts-cron.sh

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ive done every thing:

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[joaogl@localhost ~]$ nano /tmp/ts-cron.sh
[joaogl@localhost ~]$ chmod +x /tmp/ts-cron.sh
[joaogl@localhost ~]$

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and in the file is this:

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#!/bin/bash
D1=$(readlink -f "$0")
BINARYPATH="$(dirname "${D1}")"
cd "${BINARYPATH}"
LIBRARYPATH="$(pwd)"

if [ -e "ts3server_linux_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_linux_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_linux_amd64"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_x86" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_x86"
elif [ -e "ts3server_freebsd_amd64" ]; then
        BINARYNAME="ts3server_freebsd_amd64"
else
            echo "Could not locate binary file, aborting"
        exit 5
fi
echo "TeamSpeak binary: $BINARYNAME"
pid=$(/sbin/pidof -x $BINARYNAME)
if [ -n "$pid" ]; then
  echo "TeamSpeak (pid $pid) is running"
  exit 0
else
  echo "TeamSpeak is not running"
fi

printf "Starting TeamSpeak: "
cd /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3
sh ./ts3s.sh
rc=$?
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
  echo OK
else
  echo FAILED
fi

exit $rc

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and as you can see:

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[joaogl@localhost ~]$ chmod +x /tmp/ts-cron.sh
[joaogl@localhost ~]$

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so.... some things is roung i think

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Originally Posted by Joaogl

so.... some things is roung i think

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that all looks good, why do you say something is wrong? we have not set up cron to run it yet, if that is what you mean.

first, run it from the command line, as a test - to make sure that it works. run it like this:

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cd /tmp
./ts-cron.sh

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report the output of the command here.

now i think is wrong :D

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[joaogl@localhost tmp]$ ./ts-cron.sh
Could not locate binary file, aborting

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okay, you've either got to put your ts-cron.sh script in the same directory where the binary is located, or hard-code the path to the binary in the script.

let's do the former. so if the binary is in the path /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3 (which i think it is, but you should know), then do:

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mv /tmp/ts-cron.sh /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3/

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then run the script, e.g.:

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cd /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3
./ts-cron.sh

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is that better?

ok now its fine:

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[joaogl@localhost ts3]$ ./ts-cron.sh
TeamSpeak binary: ts3server_linux_x86
TeamSpeak is not running
Starting TeamSpeak: Usage: ./ts3s.sh {start|stop|restart|status}
OK
[joaogl@localhost ts3]$

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now to test this can i just do: sh ts3s.sh stop and it will open again?

actually it didnt work but i've already fix it:

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[joaogl@localhost ts3]$ ./ts-cron.sh
TeamSpeak binary: ts3server_linux_x86
TeamSpeak is not running
Starting TeamSpeak: Starting the TeamSpeak 3 server
TeamSpeak 3 server started, for details please view the log file
OK
[joaogl@localhost ts3]$

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[joaogl@localhost ts3]$ ./ts-cron.sh
TeamSpeak binary: ts3server_linux_x86
TeamSpeak (pid 11756) is running

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just becouse of that

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printf "Starting TeamSpeak: "
cd /home/joaogl/Documents/ts3/ts3
sh ./ts3s.sh start
rc=$?
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then

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