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MumPI is an open source PHP Web-Interface under LGPL, using Ice to talk to mumble. Thus you will need a webserver with PHP and the Ice extension set up.
 
MumPI is an open source PHP Web-Interface under LGPL, using Ice to talk to mumble. Thus you will need a webserver with PHP and the Ice extension set up.
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'''Tested and compatible with''' at least up to Mumble 1.2.4, with PHP < v5.3 and PHP-Ice < v3.4 '''as well as''' PHP >= v5.3 & PHP-Ice >= v3.4.
  
 
The '''Mumble PHP Interface''' – '''MumPI''' for short –  features
 
The '''Mumble PHP Interface''' – '''MumPI''' for short –  features
*User Registration
 
**with or without captcha
 
**with or without email authentification
 
**on specific virtual servers
 
*User Profile
 
**Log in with your mumble account
 
**edit your details (email, password, username)
 
**upload a user texture (visible in the overlay)
 
**Retrieve lost data (login, new password) via E-Mail
 
 
*Administration
 
*Administration
 
**Create, start, stop and delete virtual servers
 
**Create, start, stop and delete virtual servers
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****with specific permissions
 
****with specific permissions
 
****associated to specific servers
 
****associated to specific servers
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*Server-Viewer
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**PHP-includeable file and class
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**embeddable html/js via <object> or <embed>
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**JavaScript/AJAX
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**can provide Channel Viewer Protocol
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*User Registration
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**with or without captcha
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**with or without email authentification
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**on specific virtual servers
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*User Profile
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**Log in with your mumble account
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**edit your details (email, password, username)
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**upload a user texture (visible in the overlay)
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**Retrieve lost data (login, new password) via E-Mail
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[http://github.com/Kissaki/MumPI github project page, wiki, issue-tracker, downloads]
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[https://sourceforge.net/projects/mumpi/files/ Downloads] @SF
  
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[https://github.com/Kissaki/MumPI/wiki/Installation Installation Guide], [https://github.com/Kissaki/MumPI/wiki/FAQ FAQ]
  
For '''Download''', '''Screenshots''' etc. see the [http://kissaki.clandooc.de/mumble/interfaces/PHP_Interface.php Website].
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Hosted [http://github.com/Kissaki/MumPI on GitHub] [https://sourceforge.net/projects/mumpi/ and sourceforge].
  
To stay up to date, the site also has an [http://kissaki.clandooc.de/mumble/interfaces/PHP_Interface_atom.php atom feed].
 
  
Now hosted [https://sourceforge.net/projects/mumpi/ on sourceforge] (git repository as well).
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Latest revision as of 22:35, 15 January 2013

MumPI is an open source PHP Web-Interface under LGPL, using Ice to talk to mumble. Thus you will need a webserver with PHP and the Ice extension set up.

Tested and compatible with at least up to Mumble 1.2.4, with PHP < v5.3 and PHP-Ice < v3.4 as well as PHP >= v5.3 & PHP-Ice >= v3.4.

The Mumble PHP InterfaceMumPI for short – features

  • Administration
    • Create, start, stop and delete virtual servers
    • edit configurations (of virtual servers)
    • name virtual servers for the interface
    • create and delete admin accounts
    • view and kick online Users
    • view, edit and remove registrations
    • view channel tree
    • Admin Accounts
      • admin accounts
      • admin groups
        • with specific permissions
        • associated to specific servers
  • Server-Viewer
    • PHP-includeable file and class
    • embeddable html/js via <object> or <embed>
    • JavaScript/AJAX
    • can provide Channel Viewer Protocol
  • User Registration
    • with or without captcha
    • with or without email authentification
    • on specific virtual servers
  • User Profile
    • Log in with your mumble account
    • edit your details (email, password, username)
    • upload a user texture (visible in the overlay)
    • Retrieve lost data (login, new password) via E-Mail


github project page, wiki, issue-tracker, downloads

Downloads @SF

Installation Guide, FAQ

Hosted on GitHub and sourceforge.