Hi, guys! 👋
It's almost a year since I'm succesfully using this library. Thank you so much for it, and for the all effort!

Would it be possible to release some intermediate 0.2 version? It's really a bit hard to catch up with you by raw commits.

Thanks!

Why does my bot have like 50000-70000 ping?

Hello, it's annoying me again!

Building the lib from scratch fails as tsclientlib-ffi is always built but it has a broken build dependency (utils/ffigen) which has been removed recently (40f5f3b).

For now i'm falling back to the previous commit :)

Hey all!

In regular Teamspeak client, there is an option to specify the volume per each client. It's helpful when speakers use different microphones.

I'm curious how it's possible to achieve some normalization to a specified level across all clients in the channel. I know that each client is a separate stream, and we pass relevant data to AudioHandler::handle_packet. But currently have no idea how to normalize this data. Do you have some ideas? Thanks!

Hello!
In first place i'm sorry if i'm gonna say anything weird. I'm a rust super-noob, in fact this is the first time i'm approaching it.

I'm in need to use this library with the audio feature on in my project, so my cargo.toml looks like this

[dependencies.tsclientlib]
git = "https://github.com/ReSpeak/tsclientlib.git"
branch = "master"
features = ["audio"]

Now cargo is crying about tsclientlib having no feature called audio, however i can run cargo build --features audio just fine so i'm super confused.

error: failed to select a version for `tsclientlib`.
    ... required by package `myprj v0.1.0 (/home/jury/Documents/dev/myprj)`
versions that meet the requirements `= 0.1.0` are: 0.1.0

the package `myprj` depends on `tsclientlib`, with features: `audio` but `tsclientlib` does not have these features.

So what is the right way of including this project into my project?
Also if i'd manage to get it to work, what format/encoding does the audio client expects the data to be?

Many many thanks,
Jury :)

I want to identify clients over a long amount of time. Do you know if it is possible to use ClientIds for this or should I use Uids to be certain that I don't misidentify a client?

Hi,
I think it might be a good idea to license these crates under the MIT/Apache 2.0 licenses, as these are widely used throughout the Rust library ecosystem.
To do so, I need your agreement to use/relicense your contributions under MIT/Apache 2.0, as you contributed to this project under OSL.

• @Jokler
• @tyranron

Are you ok with this change?

Hello,
I'd like to use this lib as I'm currently sandboxing teamspeak in docker for a music-bot application I'm developing with some other people, which is really painful in terms of overhead and performance.
But I've to ask about the big elephant in the room: How lawyer proof is this reverse engineering of teamspeaks client API ? Specifically as the official SDK can't be used on teamspeaks on servers.

crate has been renamed to block-cipher

This crate has been renamed from block-cipher-trait to block-cipher.

The new repository location is at:

<https://github.com/RustCrypto/traits/tree/master/block-cipher>

See advisory page for additional details.

When calling
channel.file_list("","")
It returns OutFileListRequestedPart.

I'm wanting to list all available files to download inside of the respective channel and this doesn't seem to be the right function.

Running the audio example returns that there's no feature. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong?

[matthew@laptop tsclientlib]$ cargo run --features audio --example audio
error: Package `tsclientlib v0.1.0 (/home/matthew/Projects/tsbot/tsclientlib/tsclientlib)` does not have these features: `audio`

Hi Guys,

I wanted to ask if this crate allows to process the voice of the persons in a channel.
So if the bot is in a channel with 3 persons, than he should get the voice of each person separately without mixing them.
Is that possible?

T

I'm using cubeb for audio playback which doesn't seem to let me specify the exact amount of samples per callback. I don't really understand how the amount of samples requested from the AudioQueues would affect the audio which is played back so I assumed that setting the desired samples in the example was not relevant. After hours of testing I tried requesting 1920 samples from the AudioQueues and that fixed my issues.

I think it would be nice if the expected size could be documented so that the next person trying to do something similar doesn't have to struggle (unless this is a bug of course).
I would have expected something like that to be documented here:
https://docs.rs/tsclientlib/latest/tsclientlib/audio/struct.AudioHandler.html#method.fill_buffer
https://docs.rs/tsclientlib/latest/tsclientlib/audio/struct.AudioQueue.html#method.get_next_data

Hey @Flakebi! I'm checking possibilities of creating a small subset of the TS client for the web. Seems using a tsclientlib and WebAssembly for that should be a good way to go. I'm curious, have you tried to compile it for the web? Do you see some limitations in achieving such scenario? Thanks

Are there any plans to release this to crates.io ?
Would make it more convenient to embed in cargo.toml

Hi,
Firstly, I would like to mention that I am fairly new to Rust and using this library, so please bear with me if I have overlooked something obvious.

I tried using this library to send a message back to my client or the channel, like a simple help command. I anticipated this to be a straightforward process, but I'm having difficulty making it work.

Here's what my code looks like:

let state = con.get_state().unwrap_or_else(|e| {
   error!("Unable to get state: {}", e);
   exit(-1);
});

match state.send_message(MessageTarget::Channel, "test").send(&mut con) {
  Ok(_) => info!("Message sent"),
  Err(e) => error!("Message sending error: {}", e),
};

The connection appears to be functional, as I can successfully change the bot's username. Additionally, the "Message sent" line is printed, suggesting that no errors were returned.

I also tried cloning the SimpleBot repository to see if it works, but it doesn't respond to any commands I issue. As a result, I am unsure whether the issue lies with my Teamspeak Server or the library itself.

I would greatly appreciate any assistance in debugging this further.

Thanks!

Environment

• TS3 Server: 3.12.0 Linux
• tsclientlib: cab105e

Steps to reproduce

• Add password setting:

diff --git a/tsclientlib/examples/audio.rs b/tsclientlib/examples/audio.rs
index dc134ce..1f4385c 100644
--- a/tsclientlib/examples/audio.rs
+++ b/tsclientlib/examples/audio.rs
@@ -16,6 +16,9 @@ struct ConnectionId(u64);
 #[derive(StructOpt, Debug)]
 #[structopt(author, about)]
 struct Args {
+	/// The address of the server to connect to
+	#[structopt(short = "p", long, default_value = "")]
+	password: String,
 	/// The address of the server to connect to
 	#[structopt(short = "a", long, default_value = "localhost")]
 	address: String,
@@ -54,7 +57,8 @@ async fn real_main() -> Result<()> {
 	let con_config = Connection::build(args.address)
 		.log_commands(args.verbose >= 1)
 		.log_packets(args.verbose >= 2)
-		.log_udp_packets(args.verbose >= 3);
+		.log_udp_packets(args.verbose >= 3)
+                .password(args.password);

 	// Optionally set the key of this client, otherwise a new key is generated.
 	let id = Identity::new_from_str(

• Run: cargo run --example audio -- -v -a <server> -p <password>

Expected result

Audio example runs.

Actual result

    dir: OUT
     Dec 29 15:23:16.069 DEBG Command, content: clientek ek=T1KOHxMK8XmEuKKpVxsgwzi2kZJjHJ0vEgjlLZlzsQw= proof=MEUCIDjfKrUREPPhXEdJtLNZKq++EBp\/hxgO8pE56Q9vXcbDAiEAt+UmvfcwaOZ8ycLlFRmoifDiUt11I+Des4f8Qdl9l0Q=
     Dec 29 15:23:16.088 DEBG Command, content: clientinit client_nickname=TeamSpeakUser client_version=3.?.?\s[Build:\s5680278000] client_platform=Windows client_input_hardware=1 client_output_hardware=1 client_default_channel client_default_channel_password client_server_password=<password> client_meta_data client_version_sign=DX5NIYLvfJEUjuIbCidnoeozxIDRRkpq3I9vVMBmE9L2qnekOoBzSenkzsg2lC9CMv8K5hkEzhr2TYUYSwUXCg== client_key_offset=354 client_nickname_phonetic client_default_token hwid=923f136fb1e22ae6ce95e60255529c00,d13231b1bc33edfecfb9169cc7a63bcc
    dir: IN
     Dec 29 15:23:16.108 DEBG Command, content: error id=1028 msg=invalid\sserver\spassword

Error: Server refused connection: ServerInvalidPassword

Remarks

I tested with multiple servers (another one at 3.12.1), and the password supplied is verified correct (TS3 Client connects).
I don't think it's a tsclientlib issue per se, as ts3j has the same problem, maybe the protocol has changed slightly?
Seeing as server password is a relatively recent addition to the lib, maybe I'm just using it wrong?
I haven't checked with TS3Hook yet how the password is presented in the regular client, might that be helpful?

Is there a way to upload avatars currently?

I saw that tsclientlib::data::Server has a set_subscribed method but it seems overkill to call that every time a channel is created.

Is another such subscribe method missing from tsclientlib::data::Channel or did I just miss it?

Hello,

ive getting a the error Failed to deserialize license: invalid utf-8 when trying to connect to a specific ts host. the client refuses to do any further actions after this error.

Jun 11 20:48:17.534 INFO Connecting failed, trying next address, error: Failed to connect: Failed to parse license: Failed to deserialize license: invalid utf-8 sequence of 1 bytes from index 10

its an self hosted teamspeak server with a "gamer license" bought directly from teamspeak.com

Hi guys!

I'm curious where you get actually Identity Key. I've tried to get it from TeamSpeak by exporting through GUI and pass identity property from *.ini file.

I'm getting the error Any known methods to decode the key failed with this:

Identity::new_from_str("42VeP4pQAky4r+nmCrlGAUCReG3ZW5zE3lAcHEDfiUae3oBcHJ1ekRvUyR1DS9fKXtIBmF8U1VxSR9UWm0ie2l0Q1NoVnZVVn58LBdjUDYJTixnZgZFIHtCN0IHfHxWNVx1JkZzeEJPTnJLUUloQUxSVlFqNjlDeWRnS0Y5UE5rdVJqMXdLczU2OXdnUHpwZTUyeFhERHVBTDk=")

In your In the example key it is different though. But It's not cleaner is it possible to get this key from TS identity or not.

Thanks!

UPD

Actually, with your key, it doesn't work either. Maybe need to try the latest version

Using git url in Cargo.toml:
tsclientlib = { git = "https://github.com/ReSpeak/tsclientlib", default-features = false }
With simple example the bot connects (can be seen in the server) but immidieltly crashes and times out.

Log:

May 10 21:07:32.341 INFO TsClientlib, tsproto-version: 0.1.0+135 (5facf71ad 2020-04-25) dirty 1 modification, profile: Debug, version: 0.1.0+135 (5facf71ad 2020-04-25) dirty 1 modification
addr: 213.232.x.x:8600
 module: resolver
  May 10 21:07:32.381 DEBG Starting resolve, address: 213.232.x.x:8600
 May 10 21:07:32.383 DEBG Connecting, address: 213.232.x.x:8600
 local_addr: 0.0.0.0:62709
  remote_addr: 213.232.x.x:8600
   May 10 21:07:32.500 INFO Solve RSA puzzle, y: 8723936990881646971634718538142609102355251916986973944432589766401949068486423461886395290859036201612429790782526491046960631694579471096541769720493184, n: 11123400745562958910244492490827953852572440103989553562167402963531575601608560797501435186671157100790399862727380181776554078832306932328534646034810183, x: 2734392063954191350664097231331798576250127772103965844421157207037545396495144005205222611970307297540547386323150397440565322634966676290871737460374830, level: 1000
   name: Solve RSA puzzle
    May 10 21:07:32.508 INFO time report, : 0.066709387
   May 10 21:07:32.676 WARN Out of order command packet, expected: 11, got: 12
 May 10 21:07:32.770 INFO Connecting failed, trying next address, error: Parameter PermissionId not found in PermList
Error: Failed to connect to server, address Other("213.232.x.x:8600") did not work

Full backtrace: gist

Tested with:
TeaSpeak 1.4.12
TeaSpeak 1.3.25
TeamSpeak 3.12.1 (works fine)

Should I give you access to the server or provide more info? thanks.

This issue is used to announce breaking changes when they are pushed.

cc @0xpr03

Hi,
the build failed with the following error:

$ cargo build
   Compiling tsclientlib v0.1.0 (/home/jnk/projects/tsclientlib/tsclientlib)
error[E0432]: unresolved import "tokio02::net::TcpStream"
  --> tsclientlib/src/lib.rs:30:5
   |
30 | use tokio02::net::TcpStream;
   |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ no "TcpStream" in "net"

error[E0432]: unresolved import "tokio02::io::AsyncWriteExt"
  --> tsclientlib/src/lib.rs:31:5
   |
31 | use tokio02::io::AsyncWriteExt;
   |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^-------------
   |     |            |
   |     |            help: a similar name exists in the module: "AsyncWrite"
   |     no "AsyncWriteExt" in "io"

error: aborting due to 2 previous errors

For more information about this error, try "rustc --explain E0432".
error: could not compile "tsclientlib".

To learn more, run the command again with --verbose. 

For me personally it was resolved by adding features = ["full"] to tokio2 declaration in tsclientlib/Cargo.toml

Is that the correct way to handle it, or am i overseeing something else? (Relatively new to Rust)

Edit 1: Formatting

I want to build a simple bot to play some sound in my ts server.
I noticed that there is a ts3client_playWaveFile api in ts SDK, but i didn't see the same api in tsclientlib.
So how to do that ?

Hi, I'm the author of self_cell and I've recently released a new version and yanked all previous versions due to serious soundness bugs (see https://github.com/Voultapher/self_cell/releases/tag/v0.10.0 for details). These have been addressed and as far as I can tell your project was not directly affected. Regardless I've taken the precaution of yanking all previously affected versions and am now going through reverse dependents.

Is it possible to reconnect after the connection was lost using the same instance of Connection or does a new one have to be created?