Where is murmur.ini

If you go through this process and still can't connect to your server, you may also need to forward the port on your router. You can use Portforward to find a tutorial on your specific router model. Refer to the Mumble download page for links to the latest version for your operating system. There are links for both Mumble and Murmur, so make sure you install Murmur also called mumble-server on your host machine and Mumble on whichever device you'll use for voice chatting.

This step is only necessary if you have specific requirements for your server, like a limited bandwidth or number of users, or the use of a specific port. You'll also want to do this if you want your server to be private and available only to those you invite and give the password. Otherwise, your server will be open to anyone who finds it. After installing Murmur, search your system for a file called "murmur. Open it with any text editor.

There are many settings, but we'll cover just the most commonly edited ones. If the setting you're changing is commented, meaning it has a semicolon ; in front of it, you must uncomment it by removing the symbol for the change to take effect.

There will be a default message, and you can change it to whatever you like. Again, make sure you have that port open on all firewalls and security software. Be sure to remember it and keep it safe. You and your friends will need it to connect. You'll want to change those if you suspect your server will have issues hosting too many users at once. Otherwise, the channel will be named "Root. The process of launching Murmur differs depending on your operating system.

Windows and macOS let you launch it from your desktop or start menu. On Linux, if you installed Murmur as a package, you can launch it via command line with:. If you installed the Murmur static binary, find the file and give it the chmod treatment , and then issue the following command:. Please note that if you find after connecting to the server that the settings you saved in the.

At this point, you have a working Mumble server that's ready to use, so go ahead and open the Mumble client. If you haven't used it before, make sure you go through the audio and certificate set up wizards. Next, click the Add new You can either concatenate. This option is server-wide, and cannot be set on a. If obfuscate is set to true, Murmur will randomize the IP addresses.

Setting it to. The message will appear in. The message will appear in the log. It's configured using the autobanAttempts, autobanTimeframe and. This is a global ban, from all. It will not show up in any of the. A single, properly functioning client. Commenting these. This means that every time a group in a.

Deault is false. This option was introduced. This means that every time the ACL in a. Default is false. This option was introduced with Murmur. Additionally any client that tries to start a recording is kicked. This option was introduced with Murmur 1. We recommend. You can use your arrow keys to select your answer, then press Enter to continue. We will accept the default value of Yes because we want Murmur to run when the server boots.

Even if this will be a dedicated Mumble Server, it is a good idea to select Yes since this will ensure the lowest possible latency. The user named SuperUser is the highest-level administrative account for the server.

It is highly recommended you change the default password for this account. Leaving the password field blank will not change the password. Enter a password, press Tab to select Ok , and press Enter to finish the setup wizard. Murmur has several configuration options, and the file is well commented if you have any questions about what a particular setting is for.

There are some commonly changed values listed below as a reference. To enable some of these settings, you will have to remove the preceding character. This is referred to as un-commenting the line. Lines that start with are not processed by the server. You will need to restart Murmur before your settings will take effect. Any Mumble users on the server will be disconnected. If you need help configuring other server settings, it is recommend you read the Mumble Wiki. These steps will help you connect to your new Mumble server as the SuperUser.

Other users can connect using the same steps. Other users can pick their own usernames, and do not need a password - just the IP address and port number. Enter the information for your Mumble server. The address can be a host name or the IP address of your server.

If you did not use a custom port, it will be the default port of Click OK to save settings. The server will be saved to your favorites list.

Click on your server then click Connect. If you did not set up a signed certificate for this server, you will have to accept the certificate. Where would you like to share this to?