ertagh/teamspeak3-server

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TeamSpeak for everything

Formerly known as TeamSpeak for arm (using QEMU or Box86)

Based on debian:bookworm-slim

Tested on an RPi3b+ running Raspbian
And RPi3b+ running Ubuntu 20.04 (aarch64)

Which tag should I use?

If you have a fast connection to "teamspeak.com" -> Use :latest-box
Otherwise -> Use :latest-box-predownloaded

Raspberry Pi 5 users have to use either :latest-box or :latest-box-predownloaded!

If you want to use QEMU instead of Box86/Box64 -> Use :latest / :latest-predownloaded

The only difference between images with and without predownloaded tag is that the images with predownloaded tag already have a predownloaded TeamSpeak 3 Server built in, while the other will download one during setup.

Overview:

:latest -> QEMU (arm32v5, arm32v7 and arm64v8 available), x86, x64
:latest-predownloaded -> QEMU (arm32v5, arm32v7 and arm64v8 available), x86, x64
:latest-box -> Box86/Box64 (arm32v7 and arm64v8)
:latest-box-predownloaded -> Box86/Box64 (arm32v7 and arm64v8)

:latest-box

Run example:

Use something like this and replace {path} and timezone to your liking:

shell
docker run -d --name TeamSpeak3_Server -e TS_UPDATE=1 -e TIME_ZONE=Europe/Berlin -p 9987:9987/udp -p 10011:10011/tcp -p 30033:30033/tcp -v {path}/:/teamspeak/save/ ertagh/teamspeak3-server:latest-box

Have patience after you started the container.

:latest-box-predownloaded

Run example:

Use something like this and replace {path} and timezone to your liking:

shell
docker run -d --name TeamSpeak3_Server -e TIME_ZONE=Europe/Berlin -p 9987:9987/udp -p 10011:10011/tcp -p 30033:30033/tcp -v {path}/:/teamspeak/save/ ertagh/teamspeak3-server:latest-box-predownloaded

Have patience after you started the container.

Server Admin Privilege Key

You can find the key in 3 different ways:

• You can use the docker logs command and may be able to catch the key that way (Way easier if you're using e.g. Portainer)
• Inside {path} is a 'logs' directory. Use for example 'cat' to show the content of the !first! log that ends with '_1.log'
• As an alternative to the second way you can connect to the container directly: 'docker exec -it {NameOfContainer} /bin/bash'. Next go to the 'logs' directory and 'cat' the content of the first log that ends with '_1.log'

Notes:

• With predownloaded tags you can update the server either by using the integrated updater OR you can pull the latest predownloaded image and redeploy your container.
• QEMU will take some time to startup. During that time your CPU load will be pretty high.
  

Additional information:

TS_UPDATE

If you set the updater to 0, but you still want to update to a newer version, just put a empty file called "update" inside the "save"-folder and restart the container.

TS_UPDATE_BACKUP

The backup is located in the "backup"-folder within the "save"-folder. There will be no versioning inside the backup-script. If you want to keep more than just your previous version, you have to do this by yourself.

Update check

Every sunday the container will check if the installed version is still up-to-date. If not, there will be a message inside the log.

Recovery

If you made an update, but the new version doesn't work or you just want to go back to the old one, just put an empty file called "recover" inside the "save"-folder and restart the container.
You can run the "recover.sh" inside the container as well, it'll do the same.

Debug

If you want to enter debug mode you can either set the env for a permanent debug mode, or just create a empty file called "debug" inside the "save"-folder and restart the container.

You found a bug within the scripts?

You've got a problem with the container?

You are missing a feature?

Contact me!

Changelog

[2024-01-27]:

• Downgraded s6 and Box64 to work on Raspberry Pi 5

[2024-01-23]:

• Updated base image to debian bookworm
• Updated s6 to 3.1.6.2
• Updated Box64 to latest version
• Reworked tags of images. Now older versions are still available

[2022-11-22]:

• Fixed bug of box64 helper
• Updated predownloaded images to 3.13.7

[2022-01-08]:

• Added Box64 image
• Added Tags :box-latest and :box-latest-predownloaded
• Switch to Debian Bullseye for Box86/Box64 images

[2021-11-04]:

• Updated the containers
• Added arm32v5 image
• Added x86 and x64 images

[2021-08-27]:

• Updated the containers
• Updated predownloaded images to TeamSpeak 3.13.6

[2021-04-06]:

• Box86 now fully works
• Added all features from QEMU to Box86
• Reworked Box86 image

[2021-03-24]:

• Added feature to use 'licensekey.dat'

[2021-03-20]:

• Added check if all necessary packages are installed

[2021-03-15]:

• Switched back to Debian Buster, due to errors
• Added buster-backports repository

[2021-01-03]:

• Updated from Debian Buster to Bullseye
• Therefore updated qemu version
• Removed ONLY_LOG_FILES & INTERVAL Envs
• Reworked the whole scripts due to the updates
• Added QEMU_OFFSET Env

[2021-01-02]:

• Added debug env
• Optimized Re-init phase
• Optimized the helper

[2021-01-01]:

• Updated S6 to 2.1.0.2
• Updated predownload images to TeamSpeak 3.13.3
• Fixed "ONLY_LOG_FILES=0" bug inside helper.sh

[2020-10-13]:

• Updated the weekly version check

[2020-09-22]:

• Added arm32v7-image based on Box86
• Updated S6 to a newer version
• Added ini-file support

[2020-06-14]:

• Reworked the run script. Now you should see the actual cause why your container didn't start more easily.
• Added :latest-predownload tag

[2020-06-02]:

• Reworked the bug fix from 2020-05-09 for a more permanent solution
• Connectivity check now pings teamspeak.com instead of google.com

[2020-05-09]:

• Bug fixed: Server didn't show Server Query login credentials -> Server now enters new initialization process if there is no database available
• Switched over to S6 (INTERVAL no longer needs to check if the server is running)
• Images were renameded