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: This sounds like something I would like to try, I am running 2 24/7 computers. My power bill is sometimes a bit high due to all my 'hobbies' in light of that, I would like to make my self more efficient and run a ts3 server and pfsense on one box, if my TS3 server were to be hacked or compromised in anyway, what are the implications of this? Or I guess what I am asking, would this method still be safer than a traditional home firewall? Having a dedicated TS3 box would probably be safer. If you add TS3 to your pfsense box and it gets compromized the hacker could do some nasty things with your internet traffic. Sniffing/DDOS stuff like that.

The hacker would need to be able to compromize The OS to become root if they wanted to cause real damage of course. I do this to save power. Remember nothing is 100% safe.:). : Nice:) to see more people are using Teamspeak on their PFSense box. I have created a package to install, update and manage Teamspeak using the webinterface. I have also made a few modification to run the service as a non-root user; to minimize the security risk (in similar way you are doing). I still agree on the warning; you should only use this in your home environment, never install such service in a corporate or production network!

But I wondering if people would like to use this package? I think it would be nice to have a package installer for Teamspeak for pfSense. I was thinking about doing the same thing but i don't even know how to start making a package installer. As soon as i can check it out i would like to see what it can do.

I have sent them a message with some details about the URL we are using. So waiting for them to reply if this is allowed. I have received a response: 'Thank you for contacting TeamSpeak and inquiring about direct downloading of our files.

Download kurdish fonts zanest. Unfortunately, we only allow our files to be downloaded by the actual individuals directly from our website because the must accept the End User License Agreement (EULA) before they are allowed to download our software. This whole process is bypassed if the software is directly downloaded by any other means, and is therefore, not allowed.' So linking directly is not allowed; I will look into another solution. I'm thinking about letting the user download the files (some kind of archive file) manually and providing an upload form to put the files on PFSense. It would do the trick and Teamspeak is happy as users have to accept their EULA. : Yea I kinda figured that may be the case. Let me know when you get it to the testing faze, I would like to help test it out.

The Teamspeak 3 package is available for testing purposes in my fork of the pfSense package GIT:. I made some last minute modifications to make it compatible with PFSense 2.1 and added the server upload form (as discussed earlier in this thread). HooKed and others please test it!;) I'm looking forward to your feedback. Please include the PFSense version and architecture in your message when you are running into any issues. Just a little reminder: it's a first test release; so don't test it on your production box at this time as it might break things! When i start TS manually, i get this: ts3server.pid found, but no server running.