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Sudo service mumble-server restart Generate the certificate When you’re done, just restart the server. Welcometext='Welcome to My Guild Mumble server!' # Welcome message sent to clients when they connect. # configure it here than through D-Bus or Ice. # If you're just running one server (the default), it's easier to

# The below will be used as defaults for new configured servers. You can also customize the welcome message. # Only uncomment the 'registerName' parameter if you wish to give your 'Root' channel a custom name. # The URL is your own website, and only set the registerHostname for static IP

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# The password here is used to create a registry for the server name subsequent Sudo vim /etc/mumble-server.ini # To enable public server registration, the serverpassword must be blank, and Set your server name in /etc/mumble-server.ini

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You will be able to log on the server using the client software as SuperUser + the password you provided to administrate your server (channels, users, groups, rights…)

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Install the Murmur ICE API on your existing PHP installation.

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Generate a trusted certificate for free to avoid warning popups on the client.

Install and configure a working Mumble server on your Ubuntu box.

However, things start to get complicated when you want to include a verified certificate (to avoid the end-users being annoyed by warning popups about certificate stuff they don’t understand) and if you want to use or create PHP based applications to manage your server. It doesn’t require much system resources since its only limitation is the bandwidth available. The Mumble Server software is pretty easy to install and configure on a Ubuntu server since it’s included in the standard packages. It’s very easy to use, cross-platform, highly secured and offers a high quality sound.

New user list that shows the time since the user was last seen and the last seen channel (requires the users having Mumble 1.3.Mumble is a free open source voice communication software for gamers.

Drop expert mode configuration in favor of a unified experience with all options visible.

Dropped support for external images due to privacy concerns.

Support machine learning noise suppression RNNoise (Xiph).

You can now configure the FPS counter and of the new clock.

Added a clock showing the current time in the overlay (optional).

Text to Speech support on OS X Mavericks.

Mumble can be configured to locally lower volume of other users while you talk if you have the 'Priority Speaker' status (this is disabled by default and can be enabled from Configure -> Settings -> Audio Output).

You may also add channels to the filter list via the channel context menu ( right click -> Hide Channel when Filtering)

New dynamic channel filtering ( Ctrl + F) which by default hides all empty channels on the server from your channel tree.

You may also show a button on a toolbar for easily switching between these transmit modes (it's not enabled by default you can show it on the toolbar from Configure -> Settings -> User Interface -> Show transmit mode dropdown in toolbar)

New configurable keyboard shortcut to switch between voice activation, push to talk or continuous transmit modes.

Individual (local) user volume adjustment (right click on an user and choose Local Volume Adjustment.).

New features and changes in Mumble 1.3.0: So if you're a Mumble user, you may already be using many of the new features and changes in Mumble 1.3.0. Many have already been using Mumble 1.3.0 development builds for some time, given how old the previous Mumble releases were. Other Mumble features include an overlay for use in games (so you know who is talking and what channel they are in), positional audio (in some games, Mumble modifies the audio to position other players' voice according to their relative position in game, giving a sense of direction and distance), and a setup wizard that helps you to quickly and easily configure your device (microphone, etc.).

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It runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and iOS, and there are various third-party clients too, including for Android, which Mumble doesn't officially support. The application uses a client/server architecture, and it features high sound quality and low latency, using encrypted communication. Mumble is a free and open source, VoIP application primarily created to be used by gamers, but not only, similar to TeamSpeak (which is proprietary). Mumble 1.3.0 includes new Lite and Dark themes, individual user volume adjustment, dynamic channel filtering, and much more. Mumble, the free VoIP application, has reached version 1.3.0 stable after more than 2 and a half years since the previous stable release, and almost 10 years since the last Mumble 1.2 feature release.