Snowman - the developer of TeamSpeaker - has created a new website dedicated to his well-known application. At the moment, among the sites key features are a detailed changelog, a technical support forum and an online manual. The website is now live and can be accessed via teamspeaker.dk.

So go check it out and let Snowman know what you think.

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Download TeamSpeaker 2.3.25.337

Official TeamSpeaker website

A new version of the TeamSpeak 2 server has been published today. This new release is very important for the TeamSpeak community as it fixes a critical bug that occured in the previous BETA versions 2.0.23.12 and 2.0.23.13. Detailed information about the changes can be found in the official TeamSpeak forums.

Due to security and liability reasons we recommend all administrators to update their TeamSpeak servers with the new binary.

The new release can be found in our download area or on the official TeamSpeak website.

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Download TeamSpeak 2 Server 2.0.23.15 BETA for Windows

Download TeamSpeak 2 Server 2.0.23.15 BETA for Linux

Original thread on GoTeamSpeak.com

For all our visitors and contributors who aren't Jabber addicts yet, a new public Jabber server is available here at Planet TeamSpeak. Jabber is an open Instant Messaging protocol which has many advantages such as being decentralized, more secure, extensible, and it is free software developed by an open community.

The Planet TeamSpeak Jabber server is public so anyone who needs Instant Messaging services may register. Connectors or Transports to AIM, ICQ and MSN are also available so you can communicate with users of the appropriate network as though they were Jabber users.

Our server is running on jabber.planetteamspeak.com. Simply use your favorite Jabber client (i.e. Psi, Gaim, Trillian) to register a new account and connect.

Happy chatting!

Related Links:

Official website of the Psi Jabber Client

Yesterday, a new disease-causing bug got introduced in the TeamSpeak 2 server software. This bug can be triggered remotely and causes runtime errors which will lead to a subsequent server crash. The TeamSpeak developers have been informed about this issue so you can expect a fix for this problem in the near future.

If you're running a TeamSpeak 2 server using version 2.0.23.12 or 2.0.23.13 you should downgrade to a previous version immediately.

After some intense testing sessions over the past few weeks, the TeamSpeak developers have officially released another updated TeamSpeak 2 server binary for Windows and Linux. The new release - version 2.0.23.13 - provides some very important bugfixes to improve TeamSpeak 2's security and liability.

The most important fix deals with the disturbing nullbyte exploit by removing the \0 character from all inputs given by a client. Furthermore, some TCP query bugs have been fixed and a memory leak problem from a previous version was resolved.

The new release can be found in our download area or on the official TeamSpeak website.

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Download TeamSpeak 2 Server 2.0.23.13 BETA for Windows

Download TeamSpeak 2 Server 2.0.23.13 BETA for Linux

Original thread on GoTeamSpeak.com

We are proud to announce a new nifty tool for your TeamSpeak 2 servers written in entire PHP 5. The tool is called TeamSpeak 2 Banner Dispatcher and allows you to define multiple banners and multiple banner link targets for TeamSpeak 2 servers running in the same instance.

The dispatcher uses XML-files as data storage and provides a well-documented easy to use PHP 5 API for associating servers and banners. Of course you can also use any other programming language that supports DOM-XML manipulation for manipulating the association table.

The package contains the dispatcher class, example files and a README and is licensed under GNU General Public License.

Update - 7 January 2007 

Version 0.3 has been released and adds database support using PDO. This has been tested with SQLite 3.x, but should work with other databases like MySQL too.

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Download TeamSpeak 2 Banner Dispatcher 0.3

About two months ago, we announced the release of the TeamSpeak 2 client in the Debian package repositories. These packages got recently merged into the Ubuntu repositories as well. Ubuntu users can install the package teamspeak-client via aptitude from the multiverse repository of branch feisty.

We also mentioned a package teamspeak-server that is now available in the Debian non-free repositories of branch unstable. This package will install the server seamlessly into your running Debian environment while it also provides and automatically installs SysVinit-Scripts that will start / stop the server automatically under a dedicated user called teamspeak-server at bootup, restart or shutdown.

Related Links:

TeamSpeak 2 Server Package description page (Debian)

TeamSpeak 2 Client Package description page (Ubuntu)

Today, a new version of the TeamSpeak 2 Webmanager has been released. The main focus of this release was to improve performance and liability by rewriting the core engine code using the new libacts2 library and taking advantage of PHP 5's enhanced OOP features.

In addition, several bugs and XML problems have been fixed in this new release.

Please note, that this version of the TeamSpeak 2 Webmanager will only run on webservers supporting PHP 5.

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Download TeamSpeak 2 Webmanager 1.3 Stable