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Comment by biovore:

Specify IP and port on command line.

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Comment by manhao.chen:

is there anyway we could disabled the chat/whisper function?

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Comment by dickeplatte:

i know its not coming soon,
but i wished there were some kind of acls at least ban..
thanks a lot for the great server, runs on my fritzbox(ger router)!

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Comment by pierre.h...@gmail.com:

Specify port in config file (or command line). I'll try to submit a patch
for this soon.

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Comment by mar...@fatbob.nu:

@pierre: Specifying port in config file has been around since the first
release. On the command-line since 0.2.4.

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Comment by pierre.h...@gmail.com:

Yeah I saw that just after posting what a shame ;) Sorry.

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Comment by pierre.h...@gmail.com:

Is it possible to get the log elsewhere than syslog when we daemonize. On
some system (Eg: QNAP) there is no syslog available. We could eventualy use
the "Do not deamonize" option and then redirect the stdout to a file but if
we do that we lost the PID file support. Any advice?

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Comment by mar...@fatbob.nu:

@pierre: No syslog in the system? Kind of strange. The 'no daemon' mode is
intended mostly for debugging purposes. If you do not daemonize, there
should be a 'controlling terminal' from which you can send signals:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_control_(Unix)
If there is no syslog, how do you suggest logging would be done? To a file?
There is quite a lot to consider if one goes down that path, e.g. file
rotation, out of diskspace etc.
Busybox, which I think is used on most embedded Linux devices, has a syslog
implementation which is used for example in OpenWRT. Is there any way to
enable that in QNAP?

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Comment by mar...@fatbob.nu:

@pierre: I'm looking into logging to file. Expect a patch to try some time
this weekend.

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Comment by mar...@fatbob.nu:

@pierre: r165 in trunk contains logging to file. I need some feedback if
it's working properly. Basic testing is ok. Enable by setting 'logfile
= "<path>";' in config file.

[Pierre Hanselmann]

Ok I've tested it. Works pretty well except it doesn't flush the
logfile every time (When a user connect/disconnect the server).
I've created an issue with a patch http://code.google.com/p/umurmur/issues/detail?id=21
I've also noticed that when umurmurd is called without attributes we
don't get help message anymore. Is it a normal behavior of last
version (0.2.6) or is it due to this file logging implementation?

Anyway great feature, exactly what I was looking for. I'll continue
testing.

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Comment by todd...@gmail.com:

I would like to see a command-line option which checks the configuration
file, but doesn't start uMurmur. Currently I do something like 'umurmurd -b
100000 -d -c umurmur.conf', but it's clumsy.

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Comment by OTopolsky:

I would like to set up simple password for every room like "Red team"
and "Blue team" to prevent spy on each other.

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Comment by dea...@gmail.com:

i know i am not the first to mention it but i would like to add my name to
the list of people wishing/hoping ACLs will be added at some point (if at
all possible). either way i LOVE it. run it on a dir-601 behind my router
as a small server. runs forever without issue.

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Comment by timo.din...@gmail.com:

ACL's might be a bit too much to ask for, but I could really use some sort
of "super user" that had the ability to mute & deafen people. The typical
problem is that someone rips off his headset to answer the phone. Then
while he's on the phone everyone has to listen to everything going on
because he forgot to mute.

I'm not looking for some huge enterprise ACL solution. I'm thinking
something simple as a user/password in the config file. And that user
becomes the super user.

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Comment by fatbob.s...@gmail.com:

@dean & timo: I found some time and inspiration to implement admin user
functionality. Works by password and can mute, deafen, kick and ban users.
Mostly done but needs som testing and polish before release.

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Comment by dicke...@gmail.com:

Yeah, thanks alot! I was waiting for that. Now umumur is perfect for me :)

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Comment by voids...@gmail.com:

Thanks!I was waiting for that! you add ban time (BAN_LENGTH) in the config
file? Maybe add a list of banned users? Because when I restart the server -
ban list is cleared. How can I remove the ban for the user without restart
server? Sorry for my bad english :(

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Comment by voids...@gmail.com:

Thanks! I was waiting for that! Can you add ban time (BAN_LENGTH) in the

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Comment by fatbob.s...@gmail.com:

Yeah I was thinking of implementing ban half way without saving and without
unban. Then it would be ready now. I realize that it's of little use so I'm
in the process of implementing all of ban/save/unban but it's a lot of
tedious work (and I have no use for it myself) so I have no idea when it's
done.

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Comment by voids...@gmail.com:

Thanks alot for new commits! I'll try to compile and test the new changes.

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Comment by fatbob.s...@gmail.com:

@voidshah: There was one crucial commit missing. Now there should be enough
to start testing I think.

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Comment by dea...@gmail.com:

an update to my wish for ACL's: THANK YOU! the ban/kick/move works
flawlessly and now i have all the function i need to administer my server.
thanks so much!

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Comment by fatbob.s...@gmail.com:

@deanwww et al: Thanks for the feedback!

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Comment by icezAz....@gmail.com:

How do I access the config file without the command line?
I can use the SPK 'Config File Editor' but I cannot find the path.

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Comment by icezAz....@gmail.com:

How do I access the config file without the command line on a Synology
server? I can use the SPK 'Config File Editor' but I cannot find the path.

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Comment by sur...@gmail.com:

Ability to use "Priority Speaker" in mumble.

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Comment by brad.a...@gmail.com:

JSON URL support?

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Comment by ggggro...@quinteiro.org:

0.2.10.1 release

I've had to backport a couple of changes to make 0.2.10 work on a current
Gentoo system:

https://github.com/fatbob313/umurmur/commit/5ae05ac
https://github.com/fatbob313/umurmur/commit/35d4608d0e

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Comment by havoc.xt...@gmail.com:

Auto-AFK function would be great!

For more information:
https://code.google.com/p/umurmur/wiki/Whishlist

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Comment by avollmer...@googlemail.com:

Thanks for µmurmur, the "normal" murmur has a dependency on QT - not on my
server!
Now if you could add v6 support that would be great.

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Comment by quentind...@gmail.com:

Hello,

It would be very useful to have a way to query the server (with php for
example) in a very easily way. It would be a real advantage contrary to
TeamSpeak or Murmur.

Thanks for your work

[Michael Pounders]

Do you want this for a web interface? What if I made a websockets server that would send umurmur server data in JSON object.

This would require no http server side mods other than adding a <script> tag to the html file being sent. The websocket connection, JSON parsing, and html output could all be handled with JS inside a <script> tag browser side

I have an unfinished C shardmemory interface too most of umurmur server side data on clients.

I use this interface to notify me when client connects to my RPI umumur server.  it sounds a buzzer.

I have another exe that shows each clients name, idletime, pings, etc

ipaddress, channel, and a few others not included yet, but could added just had no need for that info or the time to add.

If I knew people wanted and would use this it would probably help motivate me to clean this code up and release it.