Lists unused TeamSpeak channels and time of emptiness
The script will prompt you for connection details or you can specify them in environment variables
Example driver script:
#!/bin/sh
export TS_SERVERADMIN_USERNAME="serveradmin"
export TS_SERVERADMIN_PASSWORD="XXXXXX"
export TS_SERVER_ADDRESS="127.0.0.1"
export TS_SERVER_QUERY_PORT="10011"
./ts-empty
You can also ignore channels specified in TS_IGNORED_CHANNELS:
export TS_IGNORED_CHANNELS="
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
"
Example output:
322 | Channel name 1 | 40 d, 23 hr, 29 min, 40 sec
12082 | Channel name 2 | 24 d, 51 min, 24 sec
10667 | Channel name 3 | 13 d, 3 hr, 10 min, 56 sec
9245 | Channel name 4 | 10 d, 21 hr, 32 min, 7 sec
8385 | Channel name 4 | 10 d, 11 hr, 39 min, 3 sec
9802 | Channel name 5 | 8 d, 1 hr, 3 min, 41 sec
10060 | Channel name 6 | 5 d, 2 hr, 32 min, 46 sec
9880 | Channel name 7 | 4 d, 23 hr, 31 min, 9 sec
9750 | Channel name 8 | 2 d, 22 hr, 8 min, 57 sec
11916 | Channel name 9 | 2 d, 9 hr, 26 min, 21 sec
7186 | Channel name 10 | 1 d, 23 hr, 49 min, 57 sec
9833 | Channel name 11 | 1 d, 13 hr, 30 min, 14 sec
11553 | Channel name 12 | 1 d, 56 min, 12 sec
11258 | Channel name 13 | 1 d, 56 min, 11 sec
7115 | Channel name 14 | 20 hr, 38 sec
11872 | Channel name 15 | 5 hr, 7 min, 47 sec
12198 | Channel name 16 | 3 hr, 35 min, 57 sec
9749 | Channel name 17 | 1 hr, 40 min, 43 sec
11875 | Channel name 18 | 1 hr, 29 min, 27 sec
11360 | Channel name 19 | 1 hr, 27 min, 28 sec
*columns: CID | Channel name | time without use