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Couldn't get it to work. So I just installed the FOD package in windows core so I could do a regular (GUI) install in Java RE. Then it worked.
So I guess I either did something wrong when CLI-intalling Java RE, or Java RE really doesn't like to be installed using CLI.

When i try to run JTS3ServerMod on my Windows Server 2019 Core server. i get a message saying:
"This application requires a Java Runtime Enviroment 1.7.0"

If i add it as a windows service i instead get this error message when trying to start the service:
"A system error has occured. System Error 1067 has occured. The process terminated unexpectedly."

i installed Java RE Version 8 Update 301 (the offline .exe) with using this guide:
https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topic/29675-how-to-how-to-install-java-jre-in-windows-server-core/

any suggestions on what is wrong, missing or what i could do to get it up and running?


EDIT: saw that i placed this in the wrong forum section, so you can movie it to the right section if you want, and sorry for that.

Is it possible to set JTS3ServerMod to check for when a teamspeak server update is available, and notify the admin (in some way) of this?

How do i update the jts3servermod container to the latest version (when a new one is available)?
couldnt find any information on that.

EDIT: nevermind. i solved it..

Docker tags are a simple way to reference a specific docker image. The unique identifier for an image is about 64 characters long (sha256) and it is a lot simpler to use a short version number instead.

I still use teamspeak with JTS3ServerMod together and run both via docker without any problems.

seems i cant get this to work.

i run the command as mentioned in the original post.
But i cant find the files/folder when i SSH to the machine running it.
and when i try to start it i get an error message saying:

JTS3ServerMod InstanceManager configuration file does not exists, check file path:


/JTS3ServerMod/config/JTS3ServerMod_InstanceManager.cfg


Error while loading the JTS3ServerMod InstanceManager config file, read error messages above to know more. Quitting now...

This is image is still active and offers a tag for the latest version (6.5.5).
There is no newer version since January 27, 2019.

I merged a lot of pull request since January and updated alpine base image from 3.9 to 3.10.2, but there is no tag with updated base image.
Normally I don't update tags and wait until a new version of JTS3ServerMod to publish a new tag with updated base image.

Is something missing or have you any problems with the latest tag?

I'm new to docker. So I've got no idea on what tag means.
I just asked because I'm on my way to start using docker on my vps and wanted to make sure there was a working way of running teamspeak server in docker before switching over to docker.

is this docker image still valid or is it dead?
are there any "new" supported docker images?

oh, ok.
How do i set it up to auto restart the service if it gets stopped?

I don't know.

What is wrong with my solution?

you dont know?
first you say you use procrun, and when i ask how to set procrun up you dont know?

well i dont know what you mean with your solution..
and i explained a couple of times that when jts3servermod cant connect to the server for some reason (like the server beeing shutdown or restarted) the service stops. And isnt restarted again. So jts3servermod isnt connected to the teamspeakserver until i manually start the service again.

oh, ok.
How do i set it up to auto restart the service if it gets stopped?

But it sounds as its just altering the way it tries to connect when the service is running. Doesnt sound like it will autostart the service.

It just make sure, that the JTS3ServerMod always try to reconnect every 65 seconds.

It has nothing to do with the service. I use an external program to make it possible to setup the JTS3ServerMod as a Windows service, because Java can't do this on its own.

Of course you can create a script, which checks the status of the service and restart, if disabled. But without any logic behind it, my way is more useful, because it use a system friendly delay of 65 seconds.

Ok, whats that program you're using?

And cant i just edit the properties on the service for recovery to "restart the service" when it fails? or is that a bad idea?

Ok, thanks.
What does that do exactly? And what are the different values i can set it to?
Are there any downsides of using it?

EDIT: nevermind, found a description. But it sounds as its just altering the way it tries to connect when the service is running. Doesnt sound like it will autostart the service.

how can i make the service autostart/autoconnect until it connects?
If my teamspeak server goes down. or if the LAN goes down for a short period of time. The service is stopped and isnt connected to the teamspeak server.
I then have to manually start the service again.

are there any solution to this?

No its on a different server (LAN). And it worked perfectly before the move to the new apartment.

EDIT:
I saw that i had made the portforward wrong. instead of 10011 ive added 1001.

So now it seems to find the server at least. But now im getting a new error.

2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   INFO   Successful connected to 192.168.1.23!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   INFO   Login as "xxxxxx" successful!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   INFO   Successful selected virtual server on port 9987!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   ERROR   Unable to receive channel chat messages!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   de.stefan1200.jts3serverquery.TS3ServerQueryException: ServerQuery Error 3331: flood ban
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   ERROR   Unable to receive private chat messages!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   java.lang.IllegalStateException: null object, maybe connection to TS3 server interrupted.
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   ERROR   Unable to receive server chat messages!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   java.lang.IllegalStateException: Not connected to TS3 server!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   ERROR   Error while getting channel list!
2018-07-07 11:16:13   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   java.lang.IllegalStateException: Not connected to TS3 server!

How to solve that? Never had problems with "flood bans" earlier.

EDIT 2:
i just remembered that i forgot to add the new IP in the whitelist. I did that now and waiting a couple of minutes for it to populate. Then i try again and see if it works. But it should..

EDIT 3: seems like im back at the first error message

2018-07-07 11:23:53   JTS3ServerMod   CRITICAL   Unable to connect to Teamspeak 3 server at 192.168.1.23!
2018-07-07 11:23:53   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   java.lang.IllegalStateException: Server does not respond as TS3 server!

EDIT 4 (and hopefully last edit):
i was just to eager to wait. After waiting a couple of more minutes it seems to work.

No ports have been changed. It was and still are port 10011.

i've ran the "InstallWindowsService_amd64".
And config "the JTS3ServerMod_server" has the correct IP.

But the service is "stopped" in the service manager. And when im trying to start it, it just goes from "stopped", to "starting" to "running" and then back to "stopped" again.

The log file says this:

2018-07-06 23:19:33   JTS3ServerMod   CRITICAL   Unable to connect to Teamspeak 3 server at 192.168.1.23!
2018-07-06 23:19:33   JTS3ServerMod   EXCEPTION   java.lang.IllegalStateException: Server does not respond as TS3 server!

I might add that i recently moved and changed to a new network (i.e new IP). But as i said i edited the config with the right IP.
I also tried to remove the service and then install it again. But no luck with that..

Anyone with ideas?