[Intro] - [ Jail Creation ] - [ murmur ] - [ SSL & Domain ] - [ Basic ACL Config ]
Discord is currently the most popular voice chat system among many communities, however they are a closed source platform, do not offer end to end encryption, and frequently engage in censorship.
The mumble server, called murmur offers us complete, uncensorable control of our voice chat community. Mumble offers end to end encryption, and a very powerful Access Control List ruleset that allows you to give special permissions to your users. ACLs are a little hard to udnerstand at first, so at the end of the guide there is a basic ACL configuration example to get you started.
By the end of this guide, we will have a mumble server configured to a domain name that you can hand out to friends and strangers alike. A basic access control list will be configured into a three tier privilege system of:
Anonymous User - upon connnecting to the server they will be in the root lobby with no privileges to talk, type, or move to a lobby. Registered User - (for your friends) will have privileges to talk, type, and move themselves and anonymous users between lobbys. Adminsitrator User - (for your trusted friends and family) will have privileges to promote a user to registered user, as well as kick, ban and unban privileges.
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