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Sinusbot configuration of the banner ts3

n0ns.

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Is there any way to do with what the sinusbot music bot ignores the ts3 server banner? In the case of servers that use banners in gif formats, they make the ram consumption much bigger compared to a common image banner ....
 
Are you sure he loads the serverbanner? I don´t think so due to the fact that the bot also does not load avatars.
 
It will load the serverbanner since the TeamSpeak Client will always act as normal Client.
Only thing you could do is to add the server address where you receive the banner to your servers hosts file
 
you can only add hostnames to your hosts file
 
Even though adding and restarting the VPS server still did not work.
127.0.0.1 151.101.204.193
you can only add >hostnames< to your hosts file

If you add the following following to your hosts file it will redirect all requests that are intended for i.imgur.com to localhost:
127.0.0.1 i.imgur.com
 
If you add the following following to your hosts file it will redirect all requests that are intended for i.imgur.com to localhost:
127.0.0.1 i.imgur.com
I did just that friend, but it does not seem to work

See the attached prints, including demonstrating the difference of teamspeak with the gif banner and without it in VPS memory usage
 

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I did just that friend, but it does not seem to work

See the attached prints, including demonstrating the difference of teamspeak with the gif banner and without it in VPS memory usage
That's because the image is still cached locally.

You need to delete the TeamSpeak Client cache:
Bash:
rm -rf /opt/sinusbot/data/ts3/*/*/cache
Note: The path to your sinusbot might be different, change it accordingly.
 
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That's because the image is still cached locally.

You need to delete the TeamSpeak Client cache:
Bash:
rm -rf /opt/sinusbot/data/ts3/*/*/cache
Note: the path to your TeamSpeak Client might be different, change it accordingly.
Thank you very much for the help, I'll do it right now.

If I have any problems, I'll let you know.

Thanks
 
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