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| Installing Teamspeak on CentOS 4.4 |
To install Teamspeak you must make a new user on your system. I do not recommend you install Teamspeak as the root user, or any user with elevated permissions as this represents a security risk to your server. I will create a new user named teamspeak, with a home directory and a password. Then I will switch user to teamspeak. After I switch to teamspeak, I will change to my home directory.

Commands I used...
- cd /usr/sbin
- ./useradd -d /home/teamspeak teamspeak
- passwd teamspeak
- su teamspeak
- cd
- pwd
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The next step is to get the Teamspeak program downloaded to your home directory. I will use the wget application for that. In this example I am downloading it from the ftp.freenet.de server. In case that is down, there are other servers you may use from Teamspeak Downloads. To remove all the clutter you get while downloading you can use wget -q for quiet mode.
Commands I used...
- wget ftp://ftp.freenet.de/pub/4players/teamspeak.org/releases/ts2_server_rc2_202319.tar.bz2
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Now I will unpack the Teamspeak archive into my directory.
Commands I used...
- tar -xjf ts2_server_rc2_202319.tar.bz2
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Now lets have a look at what we have done so far. Using the command ls -la we can see that the main archive ts2_server_rc2_202319.tar.bz2 is in our directory. After unpacking that file we have created a directory tss2_rc2, this is where teamspeak is now installed to. Lets change to that directory using cd tss2_rc2, to make this go quicker you can type cd tss_ [TAB KEY] until that folder shows up. Type ls -la again and we can see the program files for Teamspeak.

Commands I used...
- ls -la
- cd tss2_rc2
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Just as a precaution I am going to make the teamspeak2-server_startscript executable. Normally this will be done by default.

Commands I used...
- chmod +x teamspeak2-server_startscript
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For a default installation your last step is to just start the server. I will start it, then check the status, then see what passwords were generated for me.

Commands I used...
- ./teamspeak2-server_startscript start
- ./teamspeak2-server_startscript status
- ./teamspeak2-server_startscript passwords
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