murmur

Installs Murmur, the official Mumble server.

Platforms

Tested on Ubuntu 12.04 and Debian 6.0.6.
Will currently not work on non-Debian-likes because it uses an apt-specific installation flag, and relies on the gem_installation cookbook, which only works on Debian and Ubuntu.

Requirements

Chef 11

Examples

# Let's overwrite the default password and welcome text
node.set[:murmur][:config][:variables] = {
  :serverpassword => {
    :value => "secretpassword"
  },
  :welcometext => {
    :value => '"Come mumble with us"'
  }
}

# Password for the SuperUser account
node.set[:murmur][:superuser_password] = "supersecretpassword"

# Finally, let's install
include_recipe "murmur"

Recipes

murmur::default

Installs Murmur.

Attributes

default

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
user	system user to create	String	murmur
group	system user group to create	String	murmur
init_style	How to start the murmur service. See below	String	runit
install_style	How to install murmur. See below	String	package
home_dir	Directory to install murmur to	String	/srv/murmur
config_dir	Directory where config will be saved	String	/etc/murmur
database_dir	Directory where the murmur sqlite file will be saved	String	/srv/murmur/database

config

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
variables	Config variables hash. Detailed below	Hash	check attributes/default.rb

init_style

sysv

SysV style init script, included in the package installation.

runit

Runit script, installed under /etc/sv/murmur/run

install_style

package

Install Murmur from package. Since the Mumble project does not have their own repository, these packages might be out of date.
If this is a problem for you, let me know and I'll include installation from source.

Resources / Providers

none

Configuration variables hash structure

The configuration hash has an entry for every configuration setting in the following format:

:name_of_the setting => { :value   => "the value for this setting",
                          :comment => "optionally, comments for this setting" }

# actual example

# this...
:port => {
  :value   => "64738",
  :comment => "Port to bind TCP and UDP sockets to"
}

# ... will turn into this in the config file:
# Port to bind TCP und UDP sockets to
port=64738