Attention:
    09.08.2018:
	The link for server/linux/x64/ will be removed soon! (System type renamed)
	The line for latest and latest.txt will be removed soon! (Moved to the specific target system type)
    30.05.2019:
	Removed "latest" and "latest.txt" from root directory.
	Added a client directory for client builds
    02.03.2020:
        Added a more fancy UI and the possibility to sort the content table.
	The "latest" file will now also be shown within the browser and not be downloaded anymore.
    13.12.2020
        Removed the deprecated "server/linux/x64/" link.
	Removed the "libnice" and "client" directories.
	
Repository structure:
	TeaSpeak server:
		All TeaSpeak server builds are availible within server/
		General path syntax: server/<os>/<arch>_<build type>/
		Available os types:
			- linux

		Available architectures:
			- amd64
			- x84

		Available build types:
			- nightly
			  These kind of builds are experimental build, containing new features which may are not yet finished yet.
			  These build should only be used after advice or if you're knowing what you're doing.

			- debug (Update 13.12.20: These kinds of builds will not be build anymore)
			  These builds contain special debug information to trace instance crashes, or wired behaviours.
			  These builds should be used ONLY in a test environment, or while trying to reproduce bugs.

			- optimized
			  These builds contain the same functionality as the debug builds, but are much less CPU intense.
			  These builds are recommand for up2date environments.
	
			- stable
			  These builds are similar to optimized builds, just they have to be concidered as stable.
			  These builds should be used in a production environment.
			
		Non build typed paths (Recommanded for auto updater scripts):
			- server/linux/amd64/ points to server/linux/amd64_debug/
			  Note: this path will soonly change to server/linux/amd64_stable/
			- server/linux/x86/ points to server/linux/x86_debug/

		Additional information:
			Every repository path contains a file called "latest".
			This file contains the last (the newest) available version and could be used by auto updater scripts.