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Debian 9 (Stretch) (x64)

I wanted to test this to install the latest beta that was just released so i made a folder called ts3bot_2 and chmod 777 it (so it doesn't interfere with my current setup). I placed the script inside the folder and also chmod 777 the script and ran it using ./sinusbot_installer.sh and i then get...

Install the beta version https://forum.sinusbot.com/resources/beta.3/ If you don't know how to do this or fail to look at the instructions then you should wait for a stable release. You cant update from 0.9.8 to 0.9.9 using the -update command. You have to completely delete it and set it up...

Just thought I'd make a thread for people to talk about ways they make the bot most efficient such as eliminating as much lag/stutter as possible, managing perms for guests/admins, or even scripts that you use to help you on your TS server. I'll start. I use this bot for a gaming community and...

I think there's already an instance running except he doesn't realize it. Check the running processes and kill any related ones to sinusbot. If it still shows, try restarting the machine.

Create a user called "Guest" on the web interface and associate the group id for the default group of a new person that joins. Set the perms and done Example: Bob joins server for the first time Default server group is "Guest" with an ID of 7 In the web interface of SinusBot the group id...

http://<ip>:8087 or http://localhost:8087 if it's on the same computer you use

you can use this and configure it https://forum.sinusbot.com/threads/ztsupport-supportchannel-with-servergroup-support.1047 i currently use it for that exact request

Oh I never noticed his edits about the browsers :/

Maybe check your config in /etc/nginx/sites-available/ and maybe there's a proxy pass? Looks like something wrong on your side rather than the sinusbot.

I had that bug only when i was doing reverse proxy under a subdirectory for ex http://www.example.com/sinusbot would go to http://www.example.com/#/play/files. Could you provide mode information? It's hard to understand the issue

I run nginx and use proxy_pass under the vhost settings, but with some google search i found this http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy.html which might work? also you can try this http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies

Simple, cause the bot to be away. As a way to per say "lock" the bot if need be to test, or prevent others from using. !away <name> Bot is muted and assigns itself an away status if specified. Not sure whether to suggest on the !mute bot script or the lock bot one as an extra feature.

np, next time use screen first screen cd /opt/ts3bot ./sinusbot then crtl+a, then d to get out of screen. That way you CAN close the terminal running and just resume by opening a new one and using screen -r to go back to that session and monitor the bot's console

ps -u <user> kill <PID> replace <user> with the user account the bot is running under, it lists all the processes running under that user then kill it by using the PID it's identified by

if you used screen or have a terminal opened with bot running use crtl c to break it, it should say shutting down or just exit to the /opt/ts3bot

Surprisingly i think this would suffice for most people including me. https://forum.sinusbot.com/threads/advanced-help.736/ thank god i updated to the linux beta.

i had that noted in my post Like a system with modular features? It's just that I hadn't expected the bot's response to be so basic. Don't get me wrong I love the web interface, and it's useful to see what commands are there and what not, but having the bot respond with available commands is a...

This may have been posted/created I'm trying to clear it up. I've noticed this thread and it somewhat is related to this. Request/ability to edit the bot's response to !help or at least update it because in the current stable version the response is and that's it, unless I'm missing a secret...