Hello,

I'm having issues installing this on Linux, because my install doesn't use a murmur.ini.

I'm running Ubuntu Server 10.10 - and I've installed murmur through their Apt-Repository.

Basically, the location of my .ini is /etc/mumble-server.ini - this being said when I run a ./gtmurmur-static to start the script, I am presented with this:

gtmurmur-static version 1.1.0

Using conf file: murmur.ini
(main) Fatal error encountered: "Unable to parse conf file. Check conf file path, permissions, and the current working directory.".
Shutting down...


Assuming it's throwing this error because it's looking for a murmur.ini, when my configuration file is actually mumble-server.ini

Is there a way that I can change this program to look for the correct .ini?

Much appreciated.

Hello tillman32,

Did you specify the conf argument? Per the readme:


===========
= USAGE =
===========

gtmurmur [-conf FILE]

The program arguments are described as follows:

1. "[-conf FILE]"
This specifies where the configuration file is for the Murmur server (Typically
"murmur.ini". gtmurmur shares its configuration with the Murmur server
configuration. See the "CONFIGURATION" section below on lines to add to the
Murmur server configuration file for gtmurmur.
* The default value for "-conf" is "murmur.ini".

Wow, I just realized how dumb I am. I read over that, and I just didn't put two and two together.

Thanks that worked, it just needed the right configuration file to look at!

Thanks again!