> Inspired by my refusal to run Skype, I'm looking to set up a voice chat > server to run on OpenBSD, and I came across murmur a few weeks ago. It meets > my requirements of being able to encrypt traffic, being BSD licensed, and > having a client for windows so that my not-yet-enlightened friends would be > able to chat with me on my server. > > I looked for an OpenBSD port, but the only thing I found was hs-murmur-hash, > but this is " a good, fast, general purpose, non-cryptographic hashing > function". (Not what I'm looking for.) I see that murmur runs on FreeBSD and > based on the archives it appears to have run on OpenBSD under linux > emulation in the past (although linux emulation has just been removed?). > > Has anyone had any recent success with murmur? Or perhaps could someone > suggest alternative/better voice chat software? > > Any insight is much appreciated. >
I have murmur compiled and running on FreeBSD server, but I compiled it by hand. You could probably compile it by hand as well. I have had success compiling both 1.1.8 and 1.2.2. Warning though, the list of dependencies is very huge, like some qt tools and such. Also, read the README or INSTALL or whatever it is, you'll want to remove most options.
