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WARNING
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This has the potential to ruin your stored database for murmur, putting it in
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a state where murmur will no longer run, or where all users have superuser
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privileges. Don't use it unless you really know what you're doing.
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NOTICE
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Even if you do know, this is a very temporary solution until we get some sort
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of Qt-friendly RPC.
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=================
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Command Interface
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=================
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This is intended for scripts to be able to control the running instance. You
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have two choices, either implement a copy of the mumble protocol and create a
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proper bot, or use the SQL command interface.
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Most of the commands dealing with players work with connection IDs, which can
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be found in the connections table; see ServerDB.cpp for the database schemas
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or dump them with sqlite3.
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Commands are entered by setting the "command" field to the command, and
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arguments in the fields "arg1" to "arg9". You are strongly encouraged to keep
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your commands grouped by protecting them with a transaction, that way they
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will all be executed at the same time.
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By default, murmur checks for new commands every 10 seconds, this can be
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changed in the .ini file.
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Most of these commands will completely bypass ACLs; if you have write access
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to the database you're already as privileged as can be.
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A list of commands and arguments follows:
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moveplayer connection-id,channel-id
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Moves a player to a new channel.
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createchannel parent-id,name
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Creates a new channel
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setgroup channel-id,group-name,player-id-list
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Makes the group inherited and inheritable, clears any members and replaces
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them with the contents of player-id-list. player-id-list is a comma-separated
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list of player ids (not connection ids).
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