Ok, so I'm not very exp. with coding especially java. I'm having troubles with my auto features such as welcome message, auto move and more. I can confirm that my !lastseen works along with other features. Im not sure how to use putty. I just launch with JTS3 java file. My welcome config file is "welcomemessages.cfg". If needed I can provide more info. Thanks in advance
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# Config file of the JTS3ServerMod
# https://www.stefan1200.de
# This file must be saved with the encoding ISO-8859-1!
# File created at 2014-12-15 18:54:21
# Teamspeak 3 server address
ts3_server_address = tricitiests.ddns.net
# Teamspeak 3 server query port, default is 10011
ts3_server_query_port = 10011
# Teamspeak 3 server query admin account name
ts3_server_query_login = serveradmin
# Teamspeak 3 server query admin password
ts3_server_query_password =
# Teamspeak 3 virtual server ID or -1 to use ts3_virtualserver_port
ts3_virtualserver_id = 1
# Teamspeak 3 virtual server port, only needed if ts3_virtualserver_id is set to -1
ts3_virtualserver_port = 9987
# Channel id, the bot will join into it after connecting. If not wanted, use a negative number like -1.
# Don't set the default channel here, because the bot is already in the default channel after connecting.
bot_channel_id = 1
# Activate the slow mode of the bot, 0 = disable, 1 = enable.
# If slow mode is activated, the bot connects slower to the server
# and disables some bot features to reduce the amount of needed commands.
# This feature may allow you to use the bot without whitelist the bot IP address.
# Slow mode disables the bad channel name check, channel notify, client auto move, client database cache,
# server group notify, welcome message and do not allow the bot check interval to be lower than 3 seconds.
bot_slowmode = 0
# Check every X seconds, default is 1. Values between 1 and 30 are allowed.
# If slow mode is activated, 3 is the lowest possible value.
bot_check_interval = 1
# A different encoding of the messages config files.
# Default is UTF-8 which should be good for all EU and US languages.
# Change this only if you know what you are doing!
# For English or German language you can also use the encoding ISO-8859-1
# A list of all valid ones: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html
bot_messages_encoding = UTF-8
# This enables the client database list cache. This cache is needed for commands like !lastseen. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
bot_clientdblist_cache = 1
# This enables the global message variables. See readme file for a list of variables. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
# If enabled, you can use all server variables in all messages. If not needed, disable this to save performance.
bot_global_message_vars = 1
# Server Query name, this will be displayed as name of the connection.
bot_server_query_name = JTS3ServerMod
# Second Server Query name, this will be displayed as name of the connection.
# This name will be used, if the first name is already in use.
bot_server_query_name_2 = MyJTS3ServerMod
# Change the date pattern, which will be used to format a date in chat functions and welcome message.
# To get help how to make such a pattern, look here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
bot_date_pattern = yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
# Should the bot try to connect forever if the Teamspeak server or the bot is offline? 0 = disable, 1 = enable
bot_connect_forever = 0
# Every time a bot full admin connects to the TS3 server it will be checked if an update for the JTS3ServerMod is available.
# If an update is available, a chat message will be sent to the bot full admin.
# 0 = disable, 1 = final versions, 2 = final and test versions
bot_update_check = 1
# Minimum log level, how much details you want to be written to the bot log files? Default is 1.
# Higher log levels will be also written, as an example: You set log level to 2, level 2, 3 and critical errors will be written to bot log file.
# 0 = Debug
# 1 = Information (recommended and default)
# 2 = Warning (recommended for smaller log files)
# 3 = Error (experts only)
bot_log_level = 1
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of unique user ids, which should be able to use bot admin commands.
# The unique user ids looks like this: mBbHRXwDAG7R19Rv3PorhMwbZW4=
bot_admin_list = clq/239mOb71VPZ9O7oK6To7SSg=
# Set a comma separated list (without spaces) of needed bot functions here.
# Each function needs the function class and the function name, both separated with a colon.
# All possible function classes are listed below, that class is case sensitive!
# That function name you choose is important and has to be unique. It will be used as prefix for the configuration key names and chat commands.
# Don't use spaces in the function names, only use letters, numbers, minus and underscore!
# Most functions allow multiple usage, that allows you to set as many welcome messages or idle check rules, as you want.
# Don't forget that you have to put all settings of the functions in this file.
# Hint: Start the bot with the argument -updateconfig after adding bot functions, that writes the configuration for all functions into this file!
# Whole command: java -jar JTS3ServerMod.jar -updateconfig
# Notice: This -updateconfig will also delete all lines of removed or renamed functions in this config file!
# For more information about the functions read documents/ConfigHelp.html or documents/ConfigHelp_deutsch.html!
# Example: IdleCheck:idle,IdleCheck:idle_guest,MuteMover:mute,WelcomeMessage:welcome,WelcomeMessage:welcome_guest
# This example gives you the following:
# - Two IdleCheck with the name idle and idle_guest
# - One MuteMover with the name mute
# - Two WelcomeMessage with the name welcome and welcome_guest
#
# Function list (use only once!):
# AutoMove - Move connecting clients of a specified server group to a specified channel
# LastSeen - Chat command to check the last online time of a client (client database list cache must be enabled!)
#
# Function list (multiple use possible):
# Advertising - Send messages to channel or server chat every X minutes
# AwayMover - Move the client as soon as away status is set for longer than X seconds
# BadChannelNameCheck - Checking for bad channel names, can delete the channel and punish the client
# BadNicknameCheck - Checking for bad nicknames and can punish the client
# ChannelNotify - Notify specified server groups about clients joining a specified channel
# IdleCheck - Move or kick an idle client, can also send an idle warning message
# InactiveChannelCheck - Delete channels if empty for more than X hours
# MuteMover - Move the client as soon as the specified mute status is set for longer than X seconds
# RecordCheck - Move or kick a recording client (of course only the record function of the Teamspeak client is detected)
# ServerGroupNotify - Notify specified server groups about clients of specified server groups connecting to the TS3 server
# ServerGroupProtection - Make sure that only specified clients are members of the specified server groups
# WelcomeMessage - Sends a message to new connected clients
bot_functions = AutoMove:automove,AwayMover:away,LastSeen:lastseen, WelcomeMessage:welcome,WelcomeMessage:welcome_guest
# Select the message mode, how the clients should get the message.
# poke, chat or none are valid values!
automove_message_mode = chat
# Path to file which contains the auto move configuration and message.
automove_file = config/automove.cfg
# Move client back if not away anymore? Set yes or no here!
away_moveback = yes
# Channel id to move away clients into it
away_channel_id =
# Idle time in seconds after the client with away status will be moved to the channel.
# Has between 0 and 10000 seconds!
away_delay = 5
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of channel ids.
# Depends on the given mode, this channels can be ignored or only this channels will be checked!
# If no channels should be ignored, set no channels here and select the channel list mode ignore!
away_channel_list =
# Select one of the two modes for the channel list.
# ignore = The selected channels will be ignored.
# only = Only the selected channels will be checked.
away_channel_list_mode = ignore
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of server group ids.
# Depends on the given mode, this server groups can be ignored or only this server groups will be checked!
# If no server groups should be ignored, set no server groups here and select the group list mode ignore!
away_group_list =
# Select one of the two modes for the server group list.
# ignore = The selected server groups will be ignored.
# only = Only the selected server groups will be checked.
away_group_list_mode = ignore
# Select the message mode, how the client should get the message.
# poke, chat or none are valid values!
away_message_mode = none
# Path to file which contains the away mover message
away_file = config/awaymessages.cfg
# Who should be able to use the last seen command? Possible values: all, botadmin, servergroup
# This command only works if the bot_clientdblist_cache is enabled!
lastseen_user = botadmin
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of server group ids.
# Depends on the given mode, this server groups can be ignored or only this server groups will be allowed to use the !lastseen command!
# This is only needed, if user servergroup is selected!
lastseen_group_list =
# Select one of the two modes for the server group list.
# ignore = The selected server groups will be ignored.
# only = Only the selected server groups are allowed to use the !lastseen command!
lastseen_group_list_mode = ignore
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of server group ids.
# Depends on the given mode, this server groups can be ignored or only this server groups get this welcome message!
# If no server groups should be ignored, set no server groups here and select the group list mode ignore!
welcome_group_list =
# Select one of the two modes for the server group list.
# ignore = The selected server groups will be ignored and don't get this welcome message.
# only = Only the selected server groups get this welcome message.
welcome_group_list_mode = ignore
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of the total connection count (it's the same value as %CLIENT_TOTALCONNECTIONS% at the welcome message),
# when this message should be send to the client. Set this to -1 to show it every time.
welcome_showonconnectionnumber = -1
# Select the message mode, how the client should get the message.
# poke or chat are valid values!
welcome_message_mode = chat
# Path to file which contains the welcome message.
welcome_file = config/welcomemessages.cfg
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of server group ids.
# Depends on the given mode, this server groups can be ignored or only this server groups get this welcome message!
# If no server groups should be ignored, set no server groups here and select the group list mode ignore!
welcome_guest_group_list =
# Select one of the two modes for the server group list.
# ignore = The selected server groups will be ignored and don't get this welcome message.
# only = Only the selected server groups get this welcome message.
welcome_guest_group_list_mode =
# A comma separated list (without spaces) of the total connection count (it's the same value as %CLIENT_TOTALCONNECTIONS% at the welcome message),
# when this message should be send to the client. Set this to -1 to show it every time.
welcome_guest_showonconnectionnumber = -1
# Select the message mode, how the client should get the message.
# poke or chat are valid values!
welcome_guest_message_mode = chat
# Path to file which contains the welcome message.
welcome_guest_file = config/welcomemessages.cfg