We're sure some of you have noticed the recent, high rate of URL spamming on TeamSpeak 2 servers. The scenario is always the same: An unknown user connects to a server using an URL as nickname. We know that there are several applications and scripts out there that will automatically kick or ban the user, but the URL will still be seen by others in the clients chatlog.

To avoid this issue, Steven has created a small proof of concept application called TSQueue which uses the Linux netfilter userspace packet queue to parse all login packets sent to your server by a TeamSpeak 2 client. If the nickname includes www. or http://, the application will overwrite the nickname with a pre-defined value.

The application is released under the GNU General Public License, so you're allowed to modify, copy and redistribute the source code.

If you have any thoughts or feedback regarding the application, please feel free to contact us.

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Download TSQueue 0.1 for Linux 

According thread in the Planet TeamSpeak forums