Unraid

There are two templates: Mendil runs the Classic engine (the official TeamSpeak 3 client), and Mendil-Native runs the experimental native engine, which needs about 80 MB of RAM and no TeamSpeak client download.

Install

Open the Apps tab, search for Mendil, and install Mendil or Mendil-Native. The template opens with these to fill in:

• TeamSpeak server: your server’s address. If TeamSpeak runs on this Unraid server too, use the server’s IP.
• Accept the TeamSpeak client license (Classic only): type accept after reading the license. Mendil downloads the client on first start.
• Server password, if your server has one.

Click Apply. The log shows connected to server once Mendil has joined. Then join its channel and type !help.

Without Community Applications

If the Apps tab isn’t installed, or you want the template straight from the repository, add it by hand in the Unraid terminal:

# Classic
wget -O /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user/my-Mendil.xml \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ulaski/mendil/main/examples/unraid/mendil.xml

# or Native
wget -O /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user/my-Mendil-Native.xml \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ulaski/mendil/main/examples/unraid/mendil-native.xml

Then open Docker → Add Container, pick the template, and fill it in as above.

Web panel

Open http://<unraid-ip>:8080. On first start the panel password is in the container log; friends sign in with their TeamSpeak nickname instead (see Web panel). Keep port 8080 on your LAN, or put it behind a reverse proxy with HTTPS before you expose it.

Data and permissions

Mendil keeps its identity, settings and saved queue in /mnt/user/appdata/mendil/data, and the Classic engine keeps the downloaded TeamSpeak client in /mnt/user/appdata/mendil/client. Keep the data folder: it holds the bot’s identity, so server groups you give the bot stay after updates.

The templates start the container with --user=0:0 and PUID=99 / PGID=100. Mendil uses root only to hand those two folders to that user, then runs everything as nobody:users, like Unraid’s other apps. See PUID / PGID in Configuration.

More settings

The template shows the common settings; Show more settings adds admins, radio stations and the panel password. Every other setting from Configuration works too: add it to the container as a variable.