Hosting a Mumble Server Through a FreeNAS Jail [quick reference]

By Zack - July 01, 2015

Find "PermitRootLogin" and remove the hash in front and change the no to yes.
Find "PasswordAuthentication" and remove the hash in front and change the no to yes.
Hit ESC, leave editor, save changes.

Type pkg install murmur and install.
Enable your murmur service to start on boot automatically by typing sysrc murmur_enable=yes
Type mkdir /var/db/murmur
Type chown murmur:murmur /var/db/murmur/
Type edit /usr/local/etc/murmur.ini and verify that these are enabled:

database=/var/db/murmur/murmur.sqlite
Change welcome message to whatever you want.
Change serverpassword= to whatever you want it to be.
Change bandwidth to 150000
If you don't want to log in to the database set logdays=-1
Set allowhtml=true
Enable uname=murmur
You can disable these by putting a hash in front: (dbus=session, icesecretwrite=)
Hit Esc, leave editor, save changes.

Type cd /var/db/murmur
type murmurd -supw "YOUR PASSWORD" [superuser/root password]
Type chown murmur murmur.sqlite
Type service murmur onestart
Open Mumble, click server, click add new... add the IP Address of the jail, with your username/pw
Right click on your username under Root(1) and register yourself
Disconnect from server
Edit server again, change Username to "SuperUser" with the corresponding password.
Right click on Root(1) and click edit.
Go to group, click admin, add your username. Mine was Supa.
Disconnect again, edit server, change username to your username, remove password and when you connect again you should be the server admin. Make sure you can access that edit dialog again.

Port Forward the port used for the server (64738 is default)... with the corresponding ip address of the jail used to set up Murmur.
To connect now just use your external ip address.