Comments on How To Install a Mumble Server on CentOS 7
Mumble is a free application primarily intended for use by gamers which allows users to talk to each other while gaming. In this article, I will show you how to install the Voice Over IP application Murmur on CentOS 7.
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There is an easier way to get mumble server installed -- via the nux repository : http://li.nux.ro/repos.html
The location for the firewall XML file should be
/usr/lib/firewalld/services/murmur.xml
Also, I suggest coping an xml file from in that directory (like mysql.xml), and chaning wording and ports accordingly. Some of those characters don't copy/paste correctly into my Cygwin client :\
The firewall configuration file in this tutorial has unicode style quotations that will break your configuration if you copy paste, here's the working config file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<service>
<short>Murmur</short>
<description>Mumble Server</description>
<port protocol="tcp" port="64738" />
<port protocol="udp" port="64738" />
</service>
I did everything as suggested, but when I try to connect with the iOS mumble app it does not succeed. Moreover if I do a portscan on the server with nmap, port 64738 is not even open.
I have murmuir workinga nd I can connect. The probem is after about 2-3 minutes murmur just stops, and there are no log files.. When I start the service at the console it starts workign again, but it jsut hangs and doesn't return to the prompt
The guide works very well for me. But Mumble users cannot talk to each other until someone presses the Pushto Talk key at least one time. /var/logs doesn't report anything. I tested different versions if murmur - but not change. I even stopped firewalld but this doesn't help a thing either. Strange...
I get Object::connect: No such slot MurmurDBus::userTextMessage(const User *, const TextMessage &) in the log file, though this appears to just be a warning. Apparently to remove this warning one must rebuild Mumble without DBus support, not worth it IMO.