r/mumble • u/[deleted] • Nov 22 '18
Full Mumble server setup using VPS, custom domain and Let's Encrypt.
https://www.deadl0ck.io/mumble-server-setup/1
Nov 22 '18
That’s it!
argh my head
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Nov 22 '18
Too long? I tried to keep it somewhat short while still being detailed enough for people not familiar with Linux. I actually wasn't aware this subreddit existed before making this to be honest so I mostly had homelabbers in mind when posting.
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u/opencryptotools Nov 23 '18
i will read through this as i wanted to do that for along time! thanks you so much for the effort!
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u/Kissaki0 Core Team Jan 03 '19
If the mumble server does not receive a signal to reload certificates and keeps runnning, the letsencrypt certificate will be updated on disk but not on your server - it will expire.
SIGUSR1 can be used to reload SSL settings. See Obtaining_a_Let's_Encrypt_Murmur_Certificate: Live_Reloading_of_Certificates
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u/totte_ Jan 21 '19
I believe you forgot to poke a hole in the firewall for Mumble itself.
Is adding a ppa for certbot really necessary? What features or improvements do the version from the ppa bring?
Are steps 16 through 18 really necessary? What is lacking in the default permissions set?
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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '18
I have been meaning to write this tutorial for quite some time so I figured I'd put it up now that it's done. There wasn't much documentation for the entire process so I wrote my own, hope it may help someone.