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Looks like you're at ts3index. Try asking their support then.

Rename the bot folder, do a fresh install and move the data folder back in. Make sure the permissions are okay afterwards.

You're still mixing up versions, then. Definitely a mistake on your end. :)

Sounds like that was the wrong version. Copy the one from the latest archive and you should be fine.

Es hat seinen Fehler nicht behoben. Bei den Fehlermeldungen auch nicht verwunderlich.

Are you sure you're actually using a SinusBot?

Der Server lehnt die Verbindung ab, das ist ziemlich sicher. Prüfe mal alle Arten von Bans. Es kann auch sein, dass du mir einer doppelten Identität unterwegs bist und der Server das nicht erlaubt. Jedenfalls ist das kein Bot-Fehler und kein Verbindungs-Fehler.

Looks kinda like you messed up your youtube-dl config in /etc or so.

It's a permission in TeamSpeak itself you have to grant, not in Linux. :)

Hah, great :) Maybe digitalocean just slimmed down the installation further. @flyth should maybe take a look at that as well.

That xcb thing is something the ts3 client brings along. But it only works if all requirements are met by your system. I was hoping the installer script would fix the dependencies, hence the "reinstall". Whatever it is, it's more likely to be a problem of your OS rather than one of the bot. Did...

Save your data directory, do a clean install and then just copy back the data directory to the fresh install. Make sure the files belong to your bot user, though.

Maybe an unclean install of your hoster. Worked well for me on a clean and manual Debian installation.

That's where it told you about the lib, which is the plugin as far as I know. That one sounds weird, like your client is broken somehow or a dependency is missing... You could try a fresh install using the script installer.

You don't need to use the query whitelist. Instead use the ignore antiflood permission for a group that you assign to the bot.

Copy the library, see upgrade info.

Add the permission that error message in your screenshot tells you to the bot user.

In der Linux-Version gibt's das bereits auf der Einstellungsseite.

Check the firewall on your server. iptables -L You could disable it temporarily with iptables -F