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Problem solved, reinstalled my OS.

A member of the support team suggested tasksel, which seemed to be very easy/simple, which as far as I know, it should be. But this is what came up when I tried it:

Hello! I'm having an issue with installing MySQL and PhpMyAdmin on my unmanaged VDS. I've followed this guide: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu Which really didn't work out, so I contacted live support with the following mess...

The reason for this error is that the user "joe" (and propably the group) does not exist, or that user is a root user. That was only an example from the documentation. Please read through the complete documentation, at the top look for this and try it: A good thing to do before using virt...

If the only thing you are interested in is setting up a FTP (server) enviroment for different users, each with his own directory and restricted access, I would recommend that you take a look at pure-ftpd. Many Linux distributions come with it already, or you can install it without much problems. Si...

Bump! Here's what I do but it doesnt work; cd .. chmod g+rx /home/folder1/folder2 mkdir -p /home/folder1/folder2/folder3 chmod g+rwx /home/folder1/folder2/folder3 addgroup group1 chgrp -R group1 /home/folder1/folder2 Then I edit this file; /etc/ssh/sshd_config || adding this: Match Group group1 # Fo...

Would making a new usergroup and assigning "folder2" group rwx permission do it? Don't set "folder" to be in the same group. I'm sorry, I'm still a beginner at Linux. However, I've been trying to use 'jailkit' to 'jail' the user inside that folder. I heard that's the correct way...

I'm wondering how I can create a user which would only have access to an existing directory and nothing else. Example: home > myname > folder > folder2 So he would only be able to be in 'folder2' and not in 'folder'. If I just write 'newuser', he will be able to access all folders, which I don't wan...

It's working now, thank you for the support, both soja and Edge100x, really appreciated.

I get this message "sudo: unable to resolve host (nameofhostthingy)"

No logs appear when I run it through another user, only when running it through root.
So I doubt there's any useful information as it doesn't show any logs when I do it through another user.

It continue running. I made sure of that by writing 'top' where I could see the ts3server running.

My question is, why can I run the teamspeak server through 'root' but not with my other user? I'm running a San Andreas Multiplayer server on my other user and it's working fine. I type in;"./ts3server_startscript.sh start" Then this comes up: "Do you have the right TS3 Server package...