Thank you!!

[tjmartin]

I wanted to say thank you to all who have worked on this project. I know there is still plenty of work to do here but I wanted to say that I am impressed. I do have a few questions regarding the voice server aspect. I apologize if any of these has already been brought up.

Teamspeak3- I have teamspeak3 installed and was manually able to add the license key for npl to the user directory which allows 512 slots or 10 virtual servers. My question is, For an ATHP License, how do we go about using this so we can setup multiple virtual instances and or slots? I also would like to see a token manager where a client can add or remove their tokens. It also would be nice to have a ts viewer and maybe produce code or an iframe for the client to be able to paste into their web.

Mumble- Is there any future plans of adding Mumble to the mix?

As I said, sorry for double post/questions if these have been asked. I just have not read it anywhere yet.

[darren]

Hello, thanks for trying out cPGS. For ATHP licenses, the FAQ on the TS website provides a good amount of info for it:
TeamSpeak - FAQ
Currently cPGS's TS3 support is just to help get the server installed, how you use it is up to you. If you want to run one main server and create virtual servers under it for clients you can do so by installing one server on a cPanel account you set up for it and use the TS3 client to set up and manage the virtual servers; alternately you can give each client their own server instance to let them manage the servers at the top level. TS has left how the servers are run fairly open. If you have suggestions on stuff to add to cPGS that is needed for a certain method of hosting I'm all ears. Note that I'm trying to not duplicate functionality found in the client. I've got a case already for adding support for website-embedable server status frames for all games, so I imagine something like what you want may come of that. There are already several of these publically available however, such as [BETA3] Teamspeak Viewer , so you may want to look into those rather than wait on me to get around to something that probably won't be quite so involved.
Mumble support is already planned, it will probably come out after the 1.0 release along with all the new game support I have lined up; I'd like to get the framework stable before adding too many new games/servers however.