I have managed to workaround the issue by creating a NetworkManager
dispatcher.d script. It basically restarts the mumble-server when it
detects that my connection is up.
Put this script into /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/90mumblerestart
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#!/bin/sh -e
IF=$1
STATUS=$2
if [ "$IF" = "em1" ]
then
case "$STATUS" in
up)
service mumble-server restart
;;
*)
;;
esac
fi
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Of course, replace em1 with whatever network interface you're using.
This script works around the problem for me and I am able to connect to
the mumble-server whenever I restart. The only downside is that whenever
you disconnect/reconnect on your connection, the mumble server will get
restarted, but I figured that if you're doing that all clients will be
dropped anyways so it really makes no difference.
This is a workaround, but it is by no means a correct way to fix this
bug.
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Mumble server does not accept connections when started at machine boot
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