Voice Chat with Mumble - Revision history

320x200: /* Client-side Installation */

2019-09-07T23:00:59Z

Client-side Installation

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	** set nickname for server		** set nickname for server
	** once connected you can register the nickname		** once connected you can register the nickname

			[[Category: VoIP]]

320x200: /* Debian */

2019-04-11T21:18:59Z

Debian

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	* Install the client:		* Install the client:
	apt install mumble		apt install mumble
	* Follow the wizard :)		* Follow the wizard for sound config
			* Rest should be easy to figure out, important steps:
			** add server to directory
			** set nickname for server
			** once connected you can register the nickname

320x200 at 21:17, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T21:17:34Z

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	=== Troubleshooting ===		=== Troubleshooting ===
	Log file is <code>/var/log/mumble-server/mumble-server.log</code>.		Log file is <code>/var/log/mumble-server/mumble-server.log</code>.

			== Client-side Installation ==
			=== Debian ===
			* Install the client:
			apt install mumble
			* Follow the wizard :)

320x200: /* Server-side Installation */

2019-04-11T20:53:37Z

Server-side Installation

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	sslCert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt		sslCert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt
	sslKert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt		sslKert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt
			* Service start, the usual way
			service mumble-server start\|stop\|restart
			=== Troubleshooting ===
			Log file is <code>/var/log/mumble-server/mumble-server.log</code>.

320x200 at 20:51, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T20:51:45Z

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	bandwidth= # set max bandwidth per client		bandwidth= # set max bandwidth per client
	users= # set max number of users		users= # set max number of users
			imagemessagelength= # set max image upload size
	registerName= # Default name for the Mumble Root channel		registerName= # Default name for the Mumble Root channel
			sslCert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt
			sslKert= # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt

320x200: /* Debian */

2019-04-11T19:29:44Z

Debian

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	bandwidth= # set max bandwidth per client		bandwidth= # set max bandwidth per client
	users= # set max number of users		users= # set max number of users
			registerName= # Default name for the Mumble Root channel

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2019-04-11T19:25:57Z

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Mumble is a voice over IP (VoIP) application (primarily designed for use by gamers but can be used for all VoIP needs really). All communication is encrypted to ensure user privacy.

== Server-side Installation ==
=== Debian ===
* Install <code>murmur</code> the Mumble server
apt install mumble-server
* Customize settings in <code>/etc/mumble-server.ini</code>. Particularly interesting variables are:
welcometext= # Banner text
port= # Change the default port
serverpassword= # Set a password or leave empty to make server public
bandwidth= # set max bandwidth per client
users= # set max number of users