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For over 10 years I've been running a semi-public Mumble server. It's pretty much zero effort, low CPU and low bandwidth usage. These days mainly just as a bac
by Arie 8y ago
For over 10 years I've been running a semi-public Mumble server. It's pretty much zero effort, low CPU and low bandwidth usage.
These days mainly just as a backup for when Discord lags, which over the past few weeks has been often. It's so nice to have a very good, open source, self-hosted, encrypted communications app as an alternative to yet another Electron app.
- LinuxBender 8y agoThat also makes the server requirements very simple. I have a tiny VM that can handle a lot of users. [edit] removed e2e, the clients are not using pfs yet.
- dcbadacd 8y agoIt's not end-to-end encrypted? It's only encrypted going to server, I'm quite certain of it.
- LinuxBender 8y agoI stand corrected. [1] I will see if I can find a way to replace a voice stream. Perhaps I am thinking of a forum thread about PFS. [1] - https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/58568/is-mumble-encryption-end-to-end https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/58568/is-mumble...
- dcbadacd 8y agoEven PFS doesn't really work well with Mumble due to the fact that most clients are using Qt4.