PyTS3
PyTS3 is a python module with classes to interact with the Teamspeak 3 Query Interface.
It is very easy to use
For example to get a list of all virtualservers at the host server.
import PyTS3
server = PyTS3.ServerQuery('thelabmill.de', 10011)
server.connect()
serverlist = server.command('serverlist')
for server in serverlist:
print server["virtualserver_name"]
Easy to install
$ easy_install PyTS3 $ python virualservers.py
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