Restarting the streaming services (such as the Nginx process that handles HLS segments or the FFmpeg instances that transcode streams) previously required logging into the server via SSH and running commands manually. The X‑TEKO v3 mod adds a inside the admin panel. This small change saves time and makes day‑to‑day maintenance much more accessible for non‑technical panel operators.
Database bloat can slow down an IPTV panel over time. X-Teko V3 includes built-in cron jobs designed to automatically clean up old logs, optimize MySQL tables, and generate scheduled backups to prevent data loss. System Requirements
Before installing, ensure your server meets these minimum specifications: x-teko v3 xtream ui mod
Before downloading the mod dependencies, update your system repositories and fetch required libraries using the Ubuntu package manager:
The X-Teko V3 mod introduces several performance and administrative improvements over the standard Xtream UI: Resource Optimization Restarting the streaming services (such as the Nginx
IPTV panels generate massive log files that can fill up your SSD quickly. Navigate to your panel's cron management tab and ensure that client connection logs and stream statistics are automatically purged every 24 to 48 hours. Troubleshooting Common Issues Issue 1: Streams are "Looping" or Buffering Constant
: If an edge server experiences hardware failure or network drops, X-Teko V3 reroutes active viewer connections to alternative nodes automatically. Database bloat can slow down an IPTV panel over time
To prevent data calculation crashes, move automated checking instances into correct directories:
If streaming nodes show erratic offline behavior within the dashboard, download and overwrite corrupted process tracking binaries manually:
The interface has been streamlined by removing unnecessary button colours and grouping elements for a better fit across different screen sizes. Device Management: