mmctl let's you administrate Murmur, the Mumble server that currently comes without a default administration interface.
- Webbased UI supporting many servers
- Connect through any accessible Ice interface
- Pure AJAX-interface that feels like a Desktop application
- Looks great thanks to Bootstrap
mmctl is currently under development. It's fully functional and working, but there aren't detailed instructions for installing it yet. Here's what you need:
- It's a Flask-based WSGI app, so you need Python.
- Required python packages (from PyPI) are: Flask, Flask-Assets, cssmin.
- You will also need python support for ZeroC's Ice. Look for a package named "python-zeroc-ice" (Ubuntu) or "ice-python" (Fedora).
- VirtualEnv highly recommend
The steps:
- (install Ice Python support through apt-get or yum or whatever your distro of choice uses)
- virtualenv mmctl
- . mmctl/bin/activate
- pip install Flask Flask-Assets cssmin
- git clone git://github.com/mbr/mmctl.git
- python mmctl/runserver.py
This will run a server listening on port 5000. Open up http://localhost:5000 (replace localhost with your server IP if it's remote) and set up the initial configuration.
Afterwards, kill the server with C-c and restart it to load the generated configuration.