You would need to add a web UI for configuring the server, as the user won't be able to SSH in and edit config files. (This is by design: forcing users to use s

You would need to add a web UI for configuring the server, as the user won't be able to SSH in and edit config files. (This is by design: forcing users to use shells and text editors is terrible UX.) Currently, you would also need to request a raw IP networking capability from the user. Only admins of the Sandstorm server are able to grant this capability, for security reasons. So if you are self-hosting Sandstorm, you're good, but you wouldn't be able to run the app on Oasis currently. We are working on better solutions here. Jason (a Sandstorm employee) has been playing around with packaging a Mumble server, proving that this sort of thing is possible: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sandstorm-dev/kfd-zcSJqb4/2fnAvEPxBAAJ https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sandstorm-dev/kfd-zcSJqb4/2f...