Yeah I love virtualisation as well, but I use xen pseudo virtualisation since I'm only using linux derivats (still looking forward to trying out a bsd) and it gives you a little more performance (:
I hope lenny has qt4 in the repos. If possible just install nothing but sshd (or do you use graphical intefaces on your servers?) I will look into creating a vmware image later, can't sleep anyways.

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"Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live."
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if u wanna be supersecure, gimme link to the iso file u want to have installed
i just choose then nothing in installer and setup ssh and enable bloody root (and a samba for myself since i monitor free drive space over that...)

btw. vmware server run in linux too, its free. (sure no gnu but usable for business free)

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Ja, TeamSpeex works good on Mac. Yet most of the time I just want to play some rounds. If we ever do a clanwar or something I'll be in the channel, too.

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There is no god.

@ ghostsoul: wtf i just see it runs on macos x.
@ unclefragger: for what we need then the mumble server?
@ xtj7: oki, we can make the ts log client logins, tail should be able to spit it out again
http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=faq&cat= ... hanced_log
How can I enable the servers enhanced logging capabilities?
In newer versions the verbosity of the server logfile can be controlled in the server.ini.
Open the file server.ini that is created in the same directory where the server executable is located.
Look for a section named [log]. This section contains the following options:

access_r - logs joins and quits of registered users
access_u - logs joins and quits of unregistered users
channel_registered - logs creation and deletion of registered channels
channel_unregistered - logs creation and deletion of unregistered channels
sa - logs joins and quits of server admins and granting and revoking of server admin rights
chat - logs text messages sent to the server or a specific channel (private messages can NOT be logged)
kick_server - logs kicks from the server
kick_channel - logs kicks from a channel
(silently) @ myself: hihihihihihih muahahahaha

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We don't necessarily need it, it's just better (and TeamSpeex really is at the lvl of TeamSpeak 1) yet no positional sound for Q3 at the moment.
Well we can for now use the TS server and once my feature request concerning the player moving via dbus got implemented we can look into that.

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"Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live."
- Martin Golding

je for long term use i think mumble/murmur has some advanages, supporting higher quality bitrates, beeing open source.

if u want install along, u have that vm

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... das mit Teamspeex steht auch im FAQ TBH.

hihi

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