Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot is a versatile bot with many plugins which can for example download music from Youtube or other music/video platforms and much, much more.
It can be controlled via text commands within your Mumble client.
Today a great new version of Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot named „Winter melon punch“ (Version 0.10.0) was released with many new features, bug fixes, new commands, new plugins and translations.
Der Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot ist ein vielseitiger Bot mit verschiedenen Plugins, der unter anderem Musik an einen Mumble-Server senden kann. Die Musik kann sich der Bot direkt z. B. bei Youtube oder anderen Musik-/Videoplattformen herunterladen.
In this article I already described how to use Mice to manage your Mumble-Server.
Thats what I use instead of an admin interface.
But this is very unhandy if you want to change the welcome message (internally called welcometext) of your server because pasting much HTML code into an interactive Python shell does not work well.
I tested my Dockerized Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot setup on a „512 MB / 20GB SSD / 1000GB Traffic“ Virtual-Server from DigitalOcean for 5$/month using the „One-click app“ on „Docker 1.12.3 on 16.04“.
Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot is a Mumble-Ruby based, extensible bot which can play audio, be fed by different sources like Youtube, Soundcloud, Internet radio and it can be completely controlled via text messages within your Mumble client.
I created my first Dockerfile and it builds such a Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot or many of them if you want :)
The „wrongversion“ module for Mumble Moderator checks the version information of Mumble clients connecting to your server and sends them an update notification if their client is older than the latest available version.
A user reported that in some cases it was not possible to register new users with a suffix…
gomumblesoundboard is an audiobot for Mumble which you can control through a local web interface.
If you know how to use Puppet you can set up the current stable release of Mumble-Ruby-Pluginbot with a puppet module from fculpo.
A great feature of Mumble is the ability to link channels together so that users can hear each other while sitting in different channels.
This can be used for some cool setups, for example for Low Bandwidth channels, see here.
The main problem with linked channels is that when you want to send text messages, they are not forwarded by the server. So you need to send the same message to evey linked channel.