Not getting the "111 Connection refused" error anymore, but now when I click on the Virtual Server ID 1 button nothing is displayed. The TS3 Admin module still isn't working. There are no buttons for starting / stopping / restarting the server, and no Edit option. The 2nd virtual server has the same name as the first server, the status icon is yellow, and it says "* Failed querying the server" and the owner is set to the first user and not the 2nd user. The client the new virtual server is assigned to doesn't see it in their panel, the user that has the first server see's both. OK, I got it working so when a new server is ordered it creates a virtual server instead of a new physical one, but now some new problems. Noticed the password there didn't match the new one, so I updated it. I then logged into my OGP database and checked the "ogp_ts3_homes" table. I tried changing it to something new, same results. I have read that this might have to do with the "Game control password". Method "createaccount" returned error: "Error 111: Connection refused" When I click on "TS3 Admin" in OGP I select my remote host and I then get a message "TS3lib error: connection failed: 111 Connection refused".īack in WHMCS, if I use "Test User 1" to provision another TeamSpeak 3 server, it doesn't create another physical set of files, but I get an error message from the module. After starting the server I assigned the virtual instance to the "OGP Admin" account. I logged into OGP with the "OGP Admin" account and uploaded my license file then started the server. Using the "OGP Admin" account in WHMCS I provisioned a TeamSpeak 3 server. In WHMCS I created an accounts called "OGP Admin", "Test User 1", and "Test User 2". OK, I wiped out all servers in my OGP test install and tried again. I select my remote host, I see a button that says "Virtual Server ID 1." and when I click on that button nothing happens. I also can't seem to get the TS3 Admin page to display anything. What happens is a whole new server is installed, instead of creating a virtual server from the already existing one. Place a test order through WHMCS for a TS3 server.
Used my non-profit license to allow it to have up to 10 virtual servers and 512 slots. Created a TS3 server in OGP, assigned to the admin account.I have googled and searched for an answer to this, but the information around how it's supposed to work is pretty non-existent. But what's happening is it's just installing a whole new server. I want to offer TeamSpeak3 servers but I'm a little confused on how OGP uses them.įrom what I read using the WHMCS module when a TS3 server is ordered it should create a new Virtual Server and assign it to the client. I'm testing OGP and I'm using my WHMCS to add/remove servers.
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