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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

Revision as of 20:51, 11 April 2019

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 murmur the Mumble server
apt install mumble-server
  • Customize settings in /etc/mumble-server.ini. 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
imagemessagelength=      # set max image upload size
registerName=            # Default name for the Mumble Root channel
sslCert=                 # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt
sslKert=                 # SSL cert info, useful if you letsencrypt