Server Plugins
The Server Plugins tab in the admin panel lets you manage all plugins running on your Fancy Mumble server. Plugins extend the server with new behaviour — slash commands, interactive message cards, modals, live settings panels, and more.
Screenshot placeholder: Server Plugins tab with three installed plugins.
What the list shows
Section titled “What the list shows”Each row in the plugin list displays:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Name | Internal plugin identifier (e.g. fancy-greeter). |
| Version | Installed version string. |
| Status | Enabled (green) or disabled (grey). |
| Loaded | Whether the plugin process is currently running. |
| Marketplace | Badge if the plugin was installed from the marketplace. |
| Installed at | UTC timestamp of when the plugin was installed. |
Enable and disable plugins
Section titled “Enable and disable plugins”Toggle the power-button icon next to a plugin to enable or disable it without uninstalling. A disabled plugin stays on disk but its process is stopped and its manifest is no longer advertised to clients.
The change is confirmed by a plugin-admin-ack event from the server.
If the server returns an error it is shown in a banner above the list.
Uninstall a plugin
Section titled “Uninstall a plugin”Click the trash icon next to a marketplace-installed plugin and confirm the dialog.
Install from the Marketplace
Section titled “Install from the Marketplace”The Marketplace tab (see Marketplace) lets you browse and install community plugins. Once installed they appear in this list automatically.
Refresh
Section titled “Refresh”Click Refresh (or the icon in the toolbar) to re-fetch the current plugin list from the server. The list refreshes automatically after every install, enable, or disable action.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”“Load timed out” — The server did not respond within 10 seconds. Check that the server process is running and that you have admin (Write permission on the root channel) rights.
“Unknown error” — The server returned an error without a message. Check the server logs for more detail.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Marketplace — install new plugins from the community catalogue.
- Using plugins (server config) — enable and disable plugins via
mumble-server.ini, add plugins via Docker volume mount, and view startup logs. - Plugins (user view) — what your users see when a new plugin appears on the server (trust prompt, slash commands, capability management).