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If you don't know what JSON is, or what API means, you might aswell stop reading. But otherwise, yes no joke. Free Mumble servers.
Again, this is _NOT_ something for people without atleast _SOME_ coding experience, seeing as everything is handled via the API, not an interface. The interface you have to create yourself.

To be allowed to create Mumble servers, you need to come by IRC and have a chat with me, since to use it requires a hash, and if you don't have one, it simply won't work.
But enough chatting.

Here are the commands (Please be aware that some commands have stuff that needs to be set, before they show anything, they are shown below the command that they are relevant for.(with -- infront))

Commands:

hash // The hash, is required for all operations

Server // This is a variable that is needed for every call you make, except Create. Since it indicates which server you want to talk to

Create // Creates a server, and returns the id, ip and port.

Start // Starts a server

Stop // Stops a server

Delete // Deletes a server, has to be set with yesimsure before it'll work

getConf // Gets a specific configuration variable

setConf // Sets a specific configuration variable

-- key // Is the key for the setting (The name of it, example Port)
-- val // The value of the setting.

getALLConf // Sets the entire config for the entire mumble server.

listServers // Lists the servers a user can control (If you've created multiple servers for example)

onlineUsers // Shows the users online, plus every detail about them. Such as IP, Latency etc.

listChannels // Lists the channels created on the server

addChannel // Creates a channel

-- channame // The name of the channel
-- chanparent // The ID of the parent channel.

deleteChannel // Deletes a channel.

registerUser // Registers a username with password

-- username // The username of the person you're registering
-- password // The password of the person

deleteUser // Deletes a registered user

getRegisteredUsers // Shows all registered users

kickUser // Kicks a user from the server

-- usersession // The session id of the user, you get that by listing online users.
-- reason // The reason you're kicking the person

superUser // Changes the password for the superuser

sendMessage // Sends a message to a channel and/or tree

-- channelid // the ID of the channel you want to send a message to
-- totree // has to be 1 or 0, it decides if you send the message to the entire tree of channel (Channel + subchannels)
-- message // The message

getRegistration // Gets the registration information of a user (Including password hash)

Examples:
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/kickuser/usersession:1/reason:get%20out%20!
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/create
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/stop
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/start
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/sendmessage/channelid:0/totree:1/message:YAW!
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/addchannel/channame:test%20channel/chanparent:0
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/setconf/key:port/val:66666
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/superuser:12341234
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/deletechannel:1
http://mumble.karbowiak.dk/hash:rabblecock/server:22/getconf:port

Rules:
If you get a user, you may not alter the port of any server created, and in general not abuse the server or the API.
If you're caught doing this i will remove the account and all the servers created by your user.

Keep in mind, this is running from my own home server, on my own home connection which is a 250/250Mbit connection from ComX.
If you're a wizz, and you need to know how they peer, you can surely find that on the internet somewhere.

Support:
http://chat.mibbit.com/?channel=%23esc&server=irc.coldfront.net
Ask for Karbowiak (Me) ;)

Disclaimer:
There are certain things that could happen, it could die in the middle of the most important fleet fight in your life, it could become rate limited, it could lag, and it could end up getting moved to a different server depending on bandwidth load.

Test:
There is a test server running at
ip: karbowiak.dk
port: 64739

too orkish that post sorry :P

I'll bump for Karb, since he's been hosting my killboard for over 2 years now. Hurray mumble!

I don't understand what you're trying to sell for free here. Anyone can create a mumble server.

It seems pretty straight forward to me, and i have no experience with either JSON or the API. Why would coding experience have anything to do with this?