MUMBLE

Docker Mumble-Server with letsencrypt and a HTML web client

Requirements

You need to have a server and a domain linked to it. Docker and Docker-compose needs to be installed, but this can also be handled by the install script. This script is tested on Ubuntu 18.04.

Installation

This repository aims to deploy a mumble-server on your machine in a containerized docker image. The certificates for the SSL encryption can either be self-generated (not recommended) or obtained by letsencrypt.

To deploy the mumble-server, just clone the repository and run the install script. A secure admin password will be generated.

sudo ./install.sh

You can change the settings in the file .env, as described here. When done, you can startup the docker-compose file with:

docker-compose up -d

Even on a restart of the host system, the mumble-server will also restart. You can shut down the server again with:

docker-compose down

HTML Client

Included is a HTML web client . To deactivate the access:

sudo ./install.sh -d

Syntax

Usage: ./install.sh -[p|s|r|n|d]

   -p,      Install prerequisites (docker, docker-compose)
   -s,      Setup environment
   -r,      Disable cronjob to renew certificates
   -n,      Generate nginx virtual and certificates
   -d,      Deactivate access to HTML client
   -h,      Print this help text

If the script will be called without parameters, it will run:
    ./install.sh -p -s -n

References

Mumble wiki

mumble server

mumble web