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mumble-server(1)	    General Commands Manual	      mumble-server(1)

NAME
       mumble-server - VoIP server.

SYNOPSIS
       mumble-server [-ini inifile] [-fg] [-v]
       mumble-server -supw password [serverid]
       mumble-server -readsupw [serverid]
       mumble-server -disablesu	[serverid]
       mumble-server -limits
       mumble-server -wipessl
       mumble-server -wipelogs
       mumble-server -loggroups
       mumble-server -logacls
       mumble-server -license
       mumble-server -authors
       mumble-server -third-party-licenses
       mumble-server -version|--version
       mumble-server -h|-help|--help

DESCRIPTION
       mumble-server  is  the  server component	of Mumble, a low-latency, high
       quality VoIP application.

OPTIONS
       -h, -help, --help
	      Show a summary of	the options.

       -ini inifile
	      Specify which  ini  file	to  use.  Without  this	 option,  mum-
	      ble-server  will search for a murmur.ini file and	will fall back
	      to builtin defaults if one isn't found.

       -fg    Run in the foreground (do	not fork).

       -v     Verbose mode, slightly more information is logged.

       -supw password [serverid]
	      This sets	the SuperUser password for a server.  SuperUser	 is  a
	      special account (similar to root)	which bypasses all access con-
	      trols. This command may be used while the	server is running. Op-
	      tionally takes a serverid	representing the virtual server	to set
	      the password for.

       -readsupw [serverid]
	      Reads SuperUser password from stdin. Optionally takes a serverid
	      representing the virtual server to set the password for.

       -disablesu [serverid]
	      Disables the SuperUser account. Optionally takes a serverid rep-
	      resenting	 the  virtual  server to disable the SuperUser account
	      on.

	      Disabling	the SuperUser account makes it impossible to log in as
	      SuperUser	until a	new password is	set. You can set a  new	 Supe-
	      rUser password with the -supw parameter.

       -limits
	      Tests  and  shows	 how  many file	descriptors and	threads	can be
	      created. The purpose of this option is to	test how many  clients
	      the server can handle. The server	will exit after	this test.

       -wipessl
	      Remove SSL certificates from database.

       -wipelogs
	      Remove all log entries from database.

       -loggroups
	      Turns on logging for group changes for all servers.

       -logacls
	      Turns on logging for ACL changes for all servers.

       -license
	      Show mumble-server's license.

       -authors
	      Show mumble-server's authors.

       -third-party-licenses
	      Show licenses for	third-party software used by mumble-server.

       -version, --version
	      Show version information.

SIGNALS
       SIGHUP Perform  a  log  rotation.  This causes mumble-server to re-open
	      its log file.

       SIGUSR1
	      Gracefully reload	the TLS	settings specified in murmur.ini with-
	      out interrupting service.

	      When this	signal is received, the	server will apply the new  TLS
	      settings	(certificate,  private key, and	Diffie-Hellman parame-
	      ters) to all virtual servers that	use the	TLS settings from mur-
	      mur.ini.

	      Virtual servers that have	 overridden  the  settings  from  mur-
	      mur.ini  will  not be affected by	this signal. Those servers can
	      be updated using the updateCertificate RPC call.

SEE ALSO
       mumble(1), murmur-user-wrapper(1).

AUTHORS
       mumble and mumble-server	were written by	The Mumble Developers.

				  2016 May 9		      mumble-server(1)

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