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the the docker image that is built by default uses murmur user to run
the server. When users use bind mount volumes, the host system is
expected to match the permissions (UID/GID) of the created murmur user
or else they will get permission errors
this change allows users who build the docker image to specify which
user id and group id to be used in the docker image
Closes #5634
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Found via `codespell -q 3 -S *.ts,./3rdparty,./3rdPartyLicenses -L
aci,ba,crypted,datas,doubleclick,feld,hsi,ist,keypair,ro,unknwn`
Includes misc. fixes to .github/ and cmake files
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OpenBSD has provided binary packages for years,
both `mumble` and `murmurd` work.
(I happen to currently maintain the audio/mumble port.)
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The previous link was referencing Riot, which was superseded by Element quite a while ago.
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Co-authored-by: Davide Beatrici <github@davidebeatrici.dev>
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The Weblate free libre hosting requires us to mention them in the README.
See also #4727
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Fixes #4622
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The existing `docs` directory was restructured a bit and the build
documentation previously located at
https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble-releng-vcpkg was integrated into
the main repository (after having received a good polish).
In addition to that the needed scripts and port-files from the linked
repository have now also been included in the main repo.
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We don't support Windows XP anymore. A note is added about Vista as well, which may be supported but we don't know for sure.
This commit also adds FreeBSD to the supported platforms list.
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This re-organizes the README file by splitting it up by OS.
Furthermore this commit has merged the contents of README.Linux into the
main README file in order to have all in one place.
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The README file was missing information on how to run Mumble on Linux.
Fixes #4334
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This commit also updates the website link.
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corrected minor spelling mistakes and grammar issues for better readability
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Add a `README.md` file with Markdown styling for GitHub. This file is based on the original `README` file.
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