A similar guide explains how to debug mumble server ( mumbling) in arch linux. Absolutely everything that happens in the manual is executed on behalf of the root user. Installation and setup Installing murmur is easy on arch linux. You need to install the murmur package. When the player install murmur, a note will appear about everything that dbus may need to reboot. Restart dbus. To configure the server, you are able to edit the file /etc/murmur.Ini. Using a home text editor (vim is used here), edit the file. This configuration file contains hundreds of comments explaining that each parameter is thoughtful and economical.. You will hardly be satisfied with the configuration file. Start and turn on the server. In a situation where you like not to run murmur at startup, do not abuse the enable command. Among other things, pacman reminded you to set the superuser password. This does not work out too well, because when releasing the server, use the systemctl status murmur command grep “login for 'superuser'” and choose a password. Now log in to mumble on your own laptop using the username “superuser” and the pin that you found in this command. As soon as you configure your server settings as a superuser, everything is done! Now you will get a great chance to decorate the system as another person and use your server.