rc.UseServer 'An error occured during the query'

[nikeee]

rc.UseServer 'An error occured during the query'

[MaximilianAst]

as a side note:

I've managed to find the correct server Id by doing an incremental search and just connecting to servers until I got the right one.

@callumarmitage instead of brute-forcing you could use TeamSpeakClient.GetServers() and the property GetServerListInfo.Id should be the virtual server Id

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there's no way for me to figure out said server Id

The port is also covered by the rich client: GetServerListInfo.Port

[nikeee]

Is there an inner exception? What is the value of the Error property of QueryException? Did you ensure that a virtual server with the IDs you tested exist?

[HydroCG]

That's the full stack trace obtained from Console.WriteLine(e.StackTrace) so as far as I'm aware that's it.

With regards to the virtual server, the Id's I've tested are ripped straight from the old Java client I'm trying to port into C# so the Ids should be fine. All the information I can attain from it regarding the stack is in the original report.

The QueryException#Error is Teamspeak3QueryApi.Net.QueryError
The QueryException#Error#Message is "server is not running" which is really confusing because the exact same connection info, but in my Java client, seems to work fine.

[nikeee]

A QueryError is only thrown if the TeamSpeak server responds with an error code that is non-zero. The message of this exception is also taken from that response. So the server is not running message actually comes from the server. Maybe you should consult the TeamSpeak support on this one. Or - if you want - you can provide a docker setup for reproduction of this issue, so I can debug this error better.

[HydroCG]

Alright, I've got to the bottom of the issue. The old API i was using used the servers port as the virtual server Id whereas this one is using some arbitrary number. I've managed to find the correct server Id by doing an incremental search and just connecting to servers until I got the right one.

For future reference, could a feature be added where we can select the servers port as a connection Id as opposed to the raw Id of the server as there's no way for me to figure out said server Id (to my understanding).

[nikeee]

This API is just a wrapper for the query API provided by the server. UseServer is not specific to this library, it actually sends a command to the server and is associated with the session.

You should be able to look up the virtual server ID in the database of the server (if you have access to it). Also, the API provided a serverlist method that lists all virtual servers in the server. I don't know if the rich client supports it at the moment. However, using the bare QueryClient, it should work. If it's not supported in TeamSpeakClient, this is definitely a missing feature.

[nikeee]

Thanks for mentioning that!