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Mumble RPC command for changing channels #6392

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darkpixel opened this issue Apr 11, 2024 · 2 comments
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Mumble RPC command for changing channels #6392

darkpixel opened this issue Apr 11, 2024 · 2 comments
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We use mumble for a handful of remote employees to stay in touch and indicate their status.

We have a 'main' channel where everyone hangs out, but we also have a few status channels like 'on-a-call' that indicate someone is busy. The ability to automatically move to a specific channel based on a shortcut built into their favorite window manager or from the command line would be helpful

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mumble rpc movechannel on-a-call
mumble rpc movechannel main

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@darkpixel darkpixel added feature-request This issue or PR deals with a new feature triage This issue is waiting to be triaged by one of the project members labels Apr 11, 2024
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dexgs commented Apr 11, 2024

You can already sort of achieve this if you copy a channel's URL and then do mumble <URL> on the command line. Assuming the user is already on the server, this will result in them simply moving to the channel.

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That is spectacularly exactly what I want. Works perfectly.

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