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Hi there, this is one of my first (complete) scripts. It is a autoit TS admin client controled Through Telnet.

;Script by Xzaz => www.xzaz.nl
#include <GUIConstants.au3>
#include <array.au3>
#Include <GuiList.au3>
Opt("GUICoordMode", 1)

;Setting the vars
$Line = 0
$IP = "192.168.0.1" ;IP to connect
$Port = "51234" ; Port to connect
$waittime = 100 ;Howmuch ms for refresh resv

;Globals
Global $recvwin
Global $begin
;Startup the TCP/UDP
TCPStartUp()
$socket = TCPConnect( $IP, $Port )

;Create GUI
GUICreate("Teamspeak",410,300)
$input = GUICtrlCreateInput("Type: 'Help' for commands",10,5,200,25)
GUICtrlSetState(-1,$GUI_FOCUS) 
$recvwin = GUICtrlCreateEdit("",10,30,400,270)
$butt = GUICtrlCreateButton("Send",220,5,80,20)
GUICtrlSetState(-1,$GUI_DEFBUTTON)
$butt_reset = GUICtrlCreateButton("Reset",310,5,80,20)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

;Begin check every 3 seconds for new output
$begin = TimerInit()
#Region Loop
    ;begin loop
    While 1
        ;Sleep for lower CPU usage
        Sleep(100)
        
        ;Get GUI msg
        $msg = GUIGetMsg()
        
            Select
                    Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE 
                        ;If msg is Close then Exit program
                        Exit 0
                    Case $msg = $butt
                        ;If the button is pressed
                        sending(GUICtrlRead($input))
                        recv()
                    Case $msg = $butt_reset
                        Clearlist()
                    Case Else           
                        ;Check the differentce
                        $dif = TimerDiff($begin)
                            if $dif > $waittime Then 
                                recv() 
                                ;begin reset
                                $begin = TimerInit()
                            EndIf
            EndSelect
        
        
    
        ;End Loop
    Wend
#EndRegion End Loop

#Region Functions
Func SetConsole($Text)
    $Line = $Line + 1
    GUICtrlSetData ($recvwin, $Text & @CRLF, $Line)
EndFunc 

Func recv()
     _GUICtrlListClear ($recvwin)
    $recv = TCPRecv($socket, 100000)
    if $recv <> "" Then
    SetConsole($recv)
EndIf
EndFunc

func sending($send_data)
    TCPSend($socket,$send_data  & @CRLF)
EndFunc

func Clearlist()
    GUICtrlSetData($recvwin,"")
EndFunc

#EndRegion End Functions

Comments,question everything is welcome :)

Edited by xzaz
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I thought for a second someone else had posted a Teamspeak status client before I posted mine - that would have really cheesed me off!

It's a nice concept - however it would be a good idea to enable the user to select commands in the GUI, and display the server output in a more user-friendly way. So that the user connects to the server and the click "Select Server", giving a list of possible server the user can connect to. From there they can then look at the user currently online and in what channels they are.

I could give you the code I have for getting the player list, channel list, server name and parsing the data to give the server layout so you could integrate it all into a nice GUI (my version does it in text as I made it to be implemented as a web-based script).

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Looks good, havent tested it since i dont use TS.

but:

while 1
Sleep(100)
$msg=guigetmsg()
;..
;..

should after what i know just be:

while 1
$msg=guigetmsg()
;..
;..
.

Since the GUIgetmsg idles the CPU.

Edit:Typo

Edited by rambo3889
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I am, the only Administrator on this computer.

maybe you are not in the administrator's group

type > contro userpasswords2 in the run com. line and check if your current user is listed in the Administrator's group

if not make him and then check the program

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It's been awhile (since college) since I've messed with TeamSpeak, but this is impressive.

@Secure_ICT:

I think he means you have to login to the TeamSpeak server with your super admin account on there (I do remember their being a super admin on it). Again, it's been awhile for me, so I may be wrong, but it makes sense that, to control TeamSpeak, you'd have to be logged in as an admin, let alone the Super Admin.

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