Teamspeak Rock-on Dead?

[phillxnet (Philip Guyton)]

@IamMrHart Welcome to the Rockstor community.

@Flox’s updated Teamspeak Rock-on, which addresses this issue, has now been merged but we are awaiting the next push of recently merged Rock-ons to the public rock-on repository that every Rockstor install uses to present ‘available’ Rock-ons. So as a work around you could grab the updated Teamspeak Rock-on definition file and place it in your Rockstor’s own local repository. This should take precedence over the on line Rock-on repository; which as stated is awaiting the next push from GitHub. I’m not currently able to do this so here’s a work around that should work for your TeamSpeak issue:

The following commands have to be executed as the root user on your Rockstor box; you could do this via a ssh session.

Please also see our wiki entry on testing pull requests (though not needed in this case):

How to test a Rock-on pull request

This wiki entry is intended as a overview of the process required to test a proposed Rock-on; ie one that currently exists within a GitHub Pull request. Please edit with care as you see fit as this wiki guide, like the rest of Rockstor, is a community focused effort. Comments should be constrained to content suggestions only. Thanks. Rockstor’s Rock-on registry / repositor is almost entirely contributor populated and by way of due diligence each submission (pull request in GitHub speak) require…

and the rockon-registry README.md for the background on this method of using a local Rock-on repository to suppliment / override the currently public one.

For your particular issue the following is all you need do though. At least until we get the canonical Rock-on web site updated.

mkdir /opt/rockstor/rockons-metastore
cd /opt/rockstor/rockons-metastore
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rockstor/rockon-registry/master/teamspeak3.json
exit

Then use the Update button on the Rock-ons page of your Rockstor install and it should pickup your local, and newer in this case, TeamSpeak Rock-on and use that instead.

You will know before installing if it has worked as @Flox also made some user visible changes to the Rock-on listing.

The older version looks like this:

And the newer version looks like this:

This newer version conforms to our new aim of referencing both the upstream project via the Project name, Teamspeak in this case, and to the particular docker image used, in this case within the description link provided. We are hoping to move all Rock-ons over to this new format, or at least to providing the same info by partial programmatic extraction of image.

Hope that helps and apologies to all for taking so long on the Rock-ons push. We also have many as yet unpublished doc commits so hopefully that will get sorted soon also. There are movements behind the scenes to help make these processes more frequent but these movements as still ‘in development’.