I finally made my long due #mumble server installation.

It took me a while to wrap my head around its authentication scheme: there's only one password for user access (it can be disabled for fully public server), and the user certificates are more for user identification, as in #irc.

Of course there is a root user and ACLs, but I have not explored the latter yet,

Curiously I could register myself as an user from the #mumla client. I expected to have to wait for superuser approval.

Je traduis / participe actuellement à la traduction des projets #Barinsta, #FlorisBoard, #FreeTube, #Mumla, #Notally, #PrivateBin, #PufferPanel et #Tails au Catalan, Français et Castillan 🤯

Le secret : un peu tous les jours (il faudrait que j'applique cette norme à d'autres choses aussi)

@nebunez indeed, it took more time to get my friends to install and configure #mumla on android ...

For those of you (like me) who use #Plumble to connect to #Mumble, I recommend switching to #Mumla. It is a fork of Plumble (which is no longer maintained) that brings it up to speed with the latest #Android APIs and continues development. You can find it on #FDroid. #foss #floss @fdroidorg@mastodon.technology

https://mumla-app.gitlab.io/

With #Mumla (https://mumla-app.gitlab.io/) the Free Software #Mumble client for Android is continued, get it via #FDroid. #Mumble is an audio chat and conference system, we also use for #remotecollaboration at @intevation and @fsfe #FreeSoftware (many saas-vendors , 20+ people work, audio-settings can be done, selfhosting-possible, native-apps and web-client)

@Vz01 @amolith
there is also #mumla app for Android, that is a fork of #plumble

https://mumla-app.gitlab.io/