When finished, stop the SinusBot on the old system (e.g. systemctl start sinusbot) Migrating to another System 🔗įirst, install the SinusBot on the new system according to our guides.Īfterwards, copy over the data-folder, scripts-folder, config.ini and private.dat from your old SinusBot installation folder (typically /opt/sinusbot/ on Linux).ĭepending on how you copied the files, you might need to fix your file permissions afterwards. # fix the file permissions if you're doing this as rootĪfterwards, start the SinusBot again (e.g. systemctl stop sinusbot if you use the systemd-startscript) and then run the following commands:Ĭp plugin/libsoundbot_plugin.so TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_amd64/plugins/ The update process is the same as the installation, we simply download and unpack the new SinusBot version over the old one.įirst stop your sinusbot (e.g.

Note: The following instructions assume that you've followed this guide - otherwise you might need to slightly adapt the commands to fit your installation.īefore continuing you should install the dependencies mentioned at the beginning of the 'Manual installation' section.

To see the log and check for errors you can use systemctl status sinusbot and journalctl -u sinusbot -f.

If you do not have systemd, install systemd and then set systemd as default.

This requires you to have systemd as default You can check this with grep 'Name' /proc/1/status - It should return: Name: systemd.

Start the sinusbot: systemctl start sinusbot

Your path to the SinusBot install directoryĮnable autostart (optional): systemctl enable sinusbot Nano /lib/systemd/system/rviceĪnd replace the following placeholders to match your installation: placeholder If you are new to Linux and/or wish to have everything installed for you in a more convenient way, we encourage you to use the Installer Script. See Support Policy / Support Grundregeln. Please note that we do not support old beta releases.

Make sure that the server has enough free disk space to fit your needs. The server should have at least 512MB or 1GB of free RAM.Īlthough the SinusBot itself doesn't require much RAM, the TeamSpeak Client(s) often take up the most memory. Instead choose a KVM or LXC based VPS with a recent OS. When choosing a VPS (virtual private server), make sure that it is not based on OpenVZ, because the Linux kernel will be too old. Note: While it might be possible to use older versions in particular cases, we can only provide support for the above mentioned ones. We recommend recent LTS releases such as Ubuntu 20.04 or Debian 10 (buster), minimal required versions: Make sure that your OS (Operating System) is up-to-date. You can check your Linux Kernel version with uname -a. The TeamSpeak Client 3.3+ requires at least a Linux Kernel of version 3.17 or higher!

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