Is your nic stat ip or dhcp???
One person had an issue where his nic was not coming up fast enough when it was dhcp. When he switched to static ip it worked. Not the case for you. Did you try to remove the init script and re add it? I assume it is mumble.init
apt-get -f mumble remove
apt-get mumble defaults
Sometimes that works...
I'll send message to HK-47... He is one that did this plugin.
Thank you very much! 
I guess you could be right with the timing issue. If i run a cronjob @reboot "/etc/init.d/mumble-server restart" without delay mumble still doesn't work. If I run the job with anacron and 1 minute delay mumble works...But now the mumble-server will also restart at 00:01... (Intel PCI-E NIC)
Is there a log for mumble in the logs section??? That is how the other guy found out his nic was not ready when the service tried to start.
In OMV web gui I meant, is there nothing listed there either???
No. (That's what I checked )
But I can't find anything regadring mumble in the other log files too. (Boot, Syslog...)
Hmm... HK-47 uses mumble. He will look into it. Patience Yoda.
No problem Anyway: Thank you very much for your help!
If you manually entered the settings for MySQL in the config file it probably is the issue with the init file.
Try editing /etc/init.d/mumble-server and changing the two lines that look like:
# Should-Start: $mysql
# Should-Stop: $mysql
and remove the $ sign so that it looks like:
# Should-Start: mysql
# Should-Stop: mysqlIf that doesn't help, start looking in the logs (/var/log/mumble-server/mumble-server.log), otherwise we're just guessing.
Okay... Here we go. 
I don't know/think that I ever entered the settings for MySQL in the config file BUT I removed the $ sign. -> Reboot -> Doesn't change anything.
This is how it looks now:
The log file (damn I'm such a noob! last time i "nano-checked" the folder instead of the actually log file =/ ^^) :
After "service mumble-server restart" (when I am able to connect)
Don't know why ipv6 is mentioned above... It's deaktivated in the network settings... (Only my Router/gateway is using a hybrid INET connection with IPV4 & IPV6 at the same time)
So at least it's not that issue. Sadly I can't really see which error is causing the server not to start though. By the way, is it started but not listening or just not started at all?
I've searched around and found this issue which sounds similar(ish) but is with systemd instead.
I would try these things to see if anything changes. Start by making it only bind to IPv4. Do that by editing /etc/mumble-server.ini. Find the line that contains #host= and change it to host=0.0.0.0.
If that doesn't do anything there seems to be some issue with Dbus. I'm not running Mumble on my OMV server anymore but instead on an Jessie server. On that one the /etc/init.d/mumble-server originally looks like (with the exception that I changed $mysql to mysql):
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: mumble-server
# Required-Start: $network $local_fs $remote_fs
# Required-Stop: $network $local_fs $remote_fs
# Should-Start: mysql dbus
# Should-Stop: mysql dbus
# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop: 0 1 6
# Short-Description: Mumble VoIP Server
# Description: init script for the Mumble VoIP Server murmurd.
### END INIT INFO
You could try edit that file to make it look like that. I don't know if you need to disable and enable the server after that to make the changes work though, so do that to be safe.
And for the last issue (which I don't think should prevent it from starting) is to install lsb-release (apt-get install lsb-release).
Thank you.
I don't really now... it's sleeping ^^. "service mumble-server start" doesn't work. I need to stop it first or restart it.
I've got the mumble process with PID 2990 marked as "sleeping". After restarting the mumble-server it changes it's PID & "running" before it sleeps again. (The process is only for the murmur & mumble-server.ini)
Changing the *.ini file to host = 0.0.0.0, server ip adress, localhost...... doesn't make a difference. Also a couple of different changes in the init.d/mumble-server file & installing lsb-release had no effect at all.
€dit:
I just updatet to OMV 2.1... Now mumble seems to work correctly.
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