ventriloserver under linux

[Server]

Name=Appes kuk- och vedshop
Phonetic=kuk
Auth=0
Duplicates=1
AdminPassword=kebab
Password=kebabfarsa
SendBuffer=0
RecvBuffer=0
Diag=0
LogonTimeout=5
CloseStd=1
TimeStamp=0
PingRate=10
ExtraBuffer=0
ChanWidth=0
ChanDepth=0
ChanClients=0
DisableQuit=0
VoiceCodec=0
VoiceFormat=1
SilentLobby=0
AutoKick=0
Port=46011

Ventrilo Server - Public - Version 3.0.3
(c)Copyright 1999-2008 Flagship Industries, Inc.

Version = 3.0.3
Name = Appes kuk- och vedshop
Phonetic = kuk
Auth = 0
Duplicates = 1
SendBuffer = 131072
RecvBuffer = 131072
LogonTimeout = 5
CloseStd = 1
TimeStamp = 0
PingRate = 10
ExtraBuffer = 131072
ChanWidth = 0
ChanDepth = 8
ChanClients = 0
DisableQuit = 0
VoiceCodec = 0 (GSM 6.10)
VoiceFormat = 1 (11 KHz, 16 bit) - Bytes/Sec 2210
SilentLobby = 0
AutoKick = 0
MaxClients = 8


ERROR: Unable to bind to TCP socket.
server@server:/home/server/ftp/Diverse/ventsrv$

Starting with version 1.03 you can use the "-f" command line option to specify the path and prefix name to be used for all files. This requires that all files use a unique name for each server that is started on the same machine. When used in this mode the server will use the path/prefix immediately following the "-f" parameter and tack on extensions for each of the files to be read or written by the server.

When using the "-f" you don't need to change the working directory but you must provide a path/prefix to be used for reading and writing these files. For example, lets assume you are running the Linux version and have the server installed in the directory "/home/ventrilo" along with all of the necessary files. To start the server with the "-f" option you would simply issue the following command.

/home/ventrilo/ventrilo_srv -f/home/ventrilo/ventrilo_srv

Notice there is no space following the "-f" option. The above line assumes you are using the default file names. Now, lets assume you are running two servers on the same machine. Each server would need to have its own port number assigned to it. Thus, we recommend naming the files by the port numbers. To start both servers using the "-f" option you issue the following commands.

/home/ventrilo/ventrilo_srv -f/home/ventrilo/3784 -d
/home/ventrilo/ventrilo_srv -f/home/ventrilo/4000 -d

The first server would read/write files using the names: 3784.ini, 3784.ban, 3784.pid, 3784.log, 3784.usr and 3784.chn

While the second server would read/write files using the names: 4000.ini, 4000.ban, 4000.pid, 4000.log, 4000.usr and 4000.chn

The "-d" on those examples will start the servers in daemon mode on UNIX'ish systems.