What is Grumble?

Grumble is an implementation of a server for the Mumble voice chat system. It is an alternative to Murmur, the typical Mumble server.

Compiling Grumble from source

You must have a Go 1 environment installed to build Grumble. Those are available at:

Once Go is installed, you should set up a GOPATH to avoid clobbering your Go environment's root directory with third party packages.

Set up a GOPATH. On Unix, do something like this

$ export GOPATH=$HOME/gocode
$ mkdir -p $GOPATH

and on Windows, do something like this (for cmd.exe):

c:\> set GOPATH=%USERPROFILE\gocode
c:\> mkdir %GOPATH%

Then, it's time to install Grumble. The following line should do the trick:

$ go get mumbleapp.com/grumble

And that should be it. Grumble has been built, and is available in $GOPATH/bin as 'grumble'.

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pkg		pkg
.gitignore		.gitignore
AUTHORS		AUTHORS
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.markdown		README.markdown
acl.go		acl.go
args.go		args.go
channel.go		channel.go
client.go		client.go
doc.go		doc.go
freeze.go		freeze.go
gencert.go		gencert.go
group.go		group.go
grumble.go		grumble.go
message.go		message.go
murmurdb.go		murmurdb.go
register.go		register.go
server.go		server.go
signal_unix.go		signal_unix.go
signal_windows.go		signal_windows.go
ssh.go		ssh.go
user.go		user.go
version.go		version.go
voicetarget.go		voicetarget.go