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Bot with some additional features for a TeamSpeak 3 Server

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**Requirements**

- Windows XP or higher

- .NET Framework 4 or higher

**Installation**

- Just click you through the Setup or extract the
 "Console" folder in any directory you like

- Make sure the windows service "TeamSpeak 3 Bot" is
 running, if you choosed the Setup variant

**Configuration**

- Open the Configuration in the
 "Configuration" folder, which is in the Installation folder 
 (default is "*C:\\Program
 Files\\Dirk Sarodnick\\TeamSpeak 3
 Bot\\Configuration\\")*

- Copy one of the example Configurations

- Open it for editing, so that we can get your Bot
 working

- Search for the \<TeamSpeak\>-Node in which you can
 configure your Connection. 
 \<Host\> - The IP or Hostname of your server (default: localhost) 
 \<Instance\> - The instance ID of your virtual TeamSpeak server
 (default: 1) 
 \<QueryPort\> - The query port configured in TeamSpeak configuration
 (default: 10011) 
 \<Username\> - username of the ServerQuery user, that the bot will
 representate 
 \<Password\> - password for that ServerQuery user 
 \<GuestGroups\> - A list of \<Group\>-Nodes, were you define the
 Guest groups, which will filter some logical things

- Then just search for the first \<Enabled\>-Node in
 your Configuration and set the value to "true" instead of "false".
 More details are described in the Configuration itself. Only one
 note: You can alway remove unused Elements to clean your configuration.
 This will deactivate the removed features without an error.

Now your bot is configured and will automatically try to
connect to your TeamSpeak server. The bot will not be visible for you as
a normal connecting user, so don't panic. Just type !help into the
global chat and the bot should answer you with a private message. Look
into the Troubleshooting section if anything goes wrong here.

Make sure you add the IP on which the Bot is running into
your "query\_ip\_whitelist.txt" file of your TeamSpeak server. Otherwise
the Bot will be banned after a few seconds from the antispam
mechanism.

**Troubleshooting**

The Bot is a service, so you don't see a black console
with some debug or error information. Of course, there is a log! Because
we are in the windows world, the bot is logging into the windows event
log. You find this under your "Control Panel" \> "Administrative Tools"
\> "Event Viewer". Just look into the "Application Log" (in Windows 7/
Windows 2008 under "Windows Protocols" \> "Application") and there you
find a lot of information. The Bot logs with the Source "TS3-Bot" for
which you can filter. In most cases there are connection problems or
corrupt configurations, which you can identify here.

It's also possible to start the bot with the console-app
"TS3-Bot.Console.exe". Here are all errors additionally visible in the
pretty black window.

Do not hesitate to contact me, if you can't get it to
work. Just email me, but don't forget to add some details and all recent
log entries from the TS3-Bot.

**Contact**

Dirk Sarodnick

webmaster@d03n3r.de

http://www.d03n3r.de

**Copyright**

This program is free for use, but please notify me if you
found a bug or if you have some suggestion. The author of this program
is not responsible for any damage or data loss. It is not allowed to
sell this program for money, it has to be free to get. It is also not
allowed to use my source code and publish that with your name. Please
ask me for a permission first if you want to publish something which
contains parts of my source code.

Teamspeak 3 is developed by TeamSpeak Systems
GmbH, Sales & Licensing by Triton CI & Associates, Inc. More
informations about Teamspeak 3: http://www.teamspeak.com

TS3-Bot

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