Hi, I tried everything I could to add my mumble to gametracker, but its confusing what to add and where to change it. Is there any way to make the instructions a bit more simpler? Im not a n00b with technlogy, I make websites and run communities for a living, but still couldn't figure out how to get it to run on a Ubuntu Linux 11.04 based VPS. Please help and if anyone does, thanks.

Danny C

Hello,

Which part are you having trouble with? Starting GTMurmur or configuring it?

Hi dcomander1,

At the current time, the included "readme.txt" file is the most comprehensive document on GTMurmur. If time permits, I will try to add a walkthrough and/or quick setup guide with the next update. I do not have a set release date for the next update.

Some quick setup tips would be:

1. Use the static build of GTMurmur.
2. Ensure that you have ICE configured properly. You will need to checkout the official Mumble/Murmur documentation for that.
3. GTMurmur has known issues with multiple virtual servers.
4. You need to run both murmur.x86 and GTMurmur.

Best regards.

burn wrote:
Hello,

Which part are you having trouble with? Starting GTMurmur or configuring it?
maul wrote:
Hi dcomander1,

At the current time, the included "readme.txt" file is the most comprehensive document on GTMurmur. If time permits, I will try to add a walkthrough and/or quick setup guide with the next update. I do not have a set release date for the next update.

Some quick setup tips would be:

1. Use the static build of GTMurmur.
2. Ensure that you have ICE configured properly. You will need to checkout the official Mumble/Murmur documentation for that.
3. GTMurmur has known issues with multiple virtual servers.
4. You need to run both murmur.x86 and GTMurmur.

Best regards.

I am having issues with configuring GTMurmur.

Ive been following the instructions for both ICE & GTMurmur, but still couldn't figure out where to put what exactly. The beginning is easy, but further into configuration, it gets harder and harder.
I am also having issues adding the mumble to gametracker, with the error saying my mumble is offline, when its running.

Hello there,

I've been around and running mumble servers on Linux for a while now. First and foremost, be more descriptive when asking questions, especially for technical problems, it speeds this up.

Simple things to check/think about:

Sure, your murmur/mumble may be running, but GTmurmur is its own beast, meaning, you have to RUN it separately. In the included files you'll have one named 'gtmurmur-static.' Simply run that file, specify your config file for mumble ( NOTE: make sure you also specify the location of the mumble-server.ini if your gtmurmur-static is in a different directory as your .ini e.g 'etc/mumble-server.ini ):

sudo ./gtmurmur-static -conf mumble-server.ini

After you have ^ this running alongside murmur/mumble, you'll be able to use Game Tracker to add your server, create a widget, etc.

Using conf file: mumble-server.ini
Obtaining server socket...
Binding server socket...
Changing to asynchronous mode...
Opening server...
Server is running on 0.0.0.0:27800.
Client #1 connected from 108.61.78.147 on Thu Oct 18 23:30:40 2012
Queried murmur again. The result was successful.
Finished sending document to client #1.
Removed client #1.


Hope this helps.

tillman32 wrote:
Hello there,

I've been around and running mumble servers on Linux for a while now. First and foremost, be more descriptive when asking questions, especially for technical problems, it speeds this up.

Simple things to check/think about:

Sure, your murmur/mumble may be running, but GTmurmur is its own beast, meaning, you have to RUN it separately. In the included files you'll have one named 'gtmurmur-static.' Simply run that file, specify your config file for mumble ( NOTE: make sure you also specify the location of the mumble-server.ini if your gtmurmur-static is in a different directory as your .ini e.g 'etc/mumble-server.ini ):

sudo ./gtmurmur-static -conf mumble-server.ini

After you have ^ this running alongside murmur/mumble, you'll be able to use Game Tracker to add your server, create a widget, etc.

Using conf file: mumble-server.ini
Obtaining server socket...
Binding server socket...
Changing to asynchronous mode...
Opening server...
Server is running on 0.0.0.0:27800.
Client #1 connected from 108.61.78.147 on Thu Oct 18 23:30:40 2012
Queried murmur again. The result was successful.
Finished sending document to client #1.
Removed client #1.


Hope this helps.


ok, thanks, that is exactly what I had issues with, and it is what wasn't being said anywhere. Now I got a "Segmentation Fault" error.

Please show us the exact command you are running, the more info, the better.

tillman32 wrote:
Please show us the exact command you are running, the more info, the better.

./gtmurmur-static -conf mumble-server.ini
as my VPS is already root (i know its not good to run as root, but its soo much easier to manage that way)

I also run Ubuntu 11.04 on an OpenVZ VPS

Are you positive your .ini is mumble-server.ini?

Are you running from the directory that the .ini is located? If not you'll need to specify the location of the .ini in that command: ./gtmurmur-static -conf /etc/mumble-server.ini

Is murmur/mumble server running?

tillman32 wrote:
Are you positive your .ini is mumble-server.ini?

Are you running from the directory that the .ini is located? If not you'll need to specify the location of the .ini in that command: ./gtmurmur-static -conf /etc/mumble-server.ini

Is murmur/mumble server running?



yeah, it has the same info that is displayed on my mumble client, and I am already cd'd to the correct directory, which is /etc/, and I did an ls to check to see if it was in it before ftping the file to the directory. also murmurd is in fact running.