Permissionsystem i_client_talk_power ...

[lemignon]

System Information

Operating System: Linux
Operating System Type (x86|x64): x64
TeaSpeak Version:

Issue

Reason for reporting this issue:
i_client_talk_power is not working properly and some others also related to the same bugs .

Detailed Description:
When you set a client permission like : i_client_talk_power it should take the client permission on top of group permission , Client Permission > Server group permission .

Also note that if you push a negative value it's not working at all . and if you put -1 in client permission i_client_talk_power it's like you have 999999999999 it put you on top of channel .

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[WolverinDEV]

Hey,
i already saw that there's may something wrong with the client rights (they seem to disappear after a server restart).

To your second "bug". The reason is that -1 is something liken "infinity" and the highest level of permission you could grant.

EDIT:
Well im not really sure if its really a bug.
When TeaSpeak calculates a permission, it takes the highest possible, and not follow the order:
client channel permission -> client permission -> channel group permission -> server group permission

[Bluscream]

Well, not everywhere -1 means infinte in teamspeak

[lemignon]

hum , ok .

In teamspeak you can set high negative value and works like you said :.
client channel permission -> client permission -> channel group permission -> server group permission

But let's imagine you want to make a group for mute people you can't if it's always take the top value of everything .

in my teaspeak a new player joining the server have the talk power to talk in channel But if i want mute him how can i do ?

I don't see any way then . the only way should be set more talk power needed in channel and then voice all people exept the one you want mute . it's a little crappy .

[lemignon]

if i make default group talk power 50 and all channels talk power needed to 50 .

If i make a group with talk power 10 and give to one user , then he don't care and take the highest value at all ( 50 ) so he will always have talk power .

There is some miss i guess .

[WolverinDEV]

client channel permission -> client permission -> channel group permission -> server group permission
Implemented within the next build