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  • Deployment v0.11, Troubleshooting v1.20, Configuration v0.16, Development v0.5: the containers run unprivileged (PR 276) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

    @DomeNinchen DomeNinchen committed Oct 13, 2026
  • Wiki pass: seven new pages for the pages that had none, corrections to older ones New pages (all v0.1): Clients, Client Database, Files, Icons, Moderation (Bans, Complaints, Offline Messages), Server Logs, Virtual Servers and Instance. Changed: Home v0.15 (rows for the new pages), sidebar, Users and Roles v0.4 (what each role sees, managing users, own account/2FA, FRONTEND_URL for SSO), Administration v0.7 (Settings tab by tab, Connections, restart details, debug danger zone), Tokens and Passwords v0.3 (no longer a stub; the list shows keys, not "shown once"), Themes and Appearance v0.2 (language), Music Bots v0.16 (request history, command aliases), Development v0.4 (Node 22.22+, no React Flow, common watch/build), Configuration v0.14 (FRONTEND_URL defaults and role, QUERY_DEBUG), Troubleshooting v1.19, Dashboard v0.6, Channels v0.2, Getting Started v0.9, Privacy and Hosting v0.6, Query Console v0.2, Server Maintenance v0.2, Server and Channel Groups v1.1 (links to the new pages). Every statement checked against the code on main (backend 2.63.2, frontend 3.77.1) or the TeamSpeak server's own command docs; two known limitations are stated where the pages read fields TeamSpeak does not return (Offline Messages list, Instance flood ban time). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

    @DomeNinchen DomeNinchen committed Oct 9, 2026
  • Wiki v0.3: move README detail in, drop the unofficial-source claim Configuration, Deployment, Development and Music Bots now carry the material being moved out of the README: both environment variable tables, the reverse-proxy and Coolify notes, architecture and dev setup, and the music bot chat command reference. Also removes the passage asserting that TeamSpeak's documentation website states the permission order incorrectly. That site turned out to be an unclaimed, auto-generated Mintlify instance rather than anything official, so it isn't worth calling out by implication. The order itself is unchanged and still cited to permissiondoc.txt, which ships with the server.

    @DomeNinchen DomeNinchen committed Sep 16, 2026
  • Wiki v0.2: structure, navigation and the first written pages Adds navigation plus thirteen pages. Fully written: Home, Getting Started, Permissions, Tips and Pitfalls, Users and Roles. The rest are scaffolded with a short orientation so no link leads nowhere. Permissions documents the five tiers, which layer wins, and the skip and negate flags - including that TeamSpeak's own documentation website states the override order incorrectly.

    @DomeNinchen DomeNinchen committed Sep 16, 2026