Hello,
On recently installing a Mumble server on my Raspberry Pi, The next step I need to do is configure the server. To do this i need to open up an .ini file, when I do this, the file is blank so I am unable to proceed to the next step (Not Literally) but it would help to config the server.
Any help why the file is blank is much appreciated.
The tutorial I am following is here:
[url]http://sharpygoesoff.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/setting-up-a-mumble-server-on-a-raspberry-pi/[/url]
Thanks,
Mark
Did you open the ini file as root? You can't edit or even view the file as a normal user.
Also, don't sign your posts. It's stupid.
I don't think I opened the file as Root, I'll give it a go later, Thanks.
I used the Root Terminal and did "sudo nano /etc/mumble-server.ini" and the file still has no text to it.
[QUOTE=Pommy159;42716158]I used the Root Terminal and did "sudo nano /etc/mumble-server.ini" and the file still has no text to it.[/QUOTE]
Can you show the output of: ls -l /etc/mumble-server.ini
why not just download winSCP? it acts as an FTP client, but does it over SSH, so you dont need an FTP server running. then you can just download the file, edit it, and upload it back, then restart the murmur and it should work.
[QUOTE=FrankPetrov;42718561]why not just download winSCP? it acts as an FTP client, but does it over SSH, so you dont need an FTP server running. then you can just download the file, edit it, and upload it back, then restart the murmur and it should work.[/QUOTE]
Because doing this over the command line is a good learning experience I guess. Also, unless winSCP can use sudo, it won't work since only root has read and write access to the file.
[QUOTE=Darkwater124;42716232]Can you show the output of: ls -l /etc/mumble-server.ini[/QUOTE]
The output is "No such file or directory".
That is the problem....
[editline]1st November 2013[/editline]
I am going to try re-installing the server but using the root terminal this time because last time I used the LXTerminal.
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