Shooterism
Members
-
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Appdata is on disk1. It is a smaller drive and I reserve it for things like disc images etc., while disk2 houses larger files and applications like game servers etc.
-
I changed it from /mnt/disk1/... to /mnt/disk2/...
-
It seems that the path is to blame, default path runs fine. I want to be able to change the path if possible, but it isn't too big of a deal for just one server. All other game servers so far that I have installed have not minded the different path (Project Zomboid, Minecraft, Terraria).
-
Error persists, have yet to try with default path, so here is the Diagnostics output while I try that next. starkatteri-diagnostics-20220102-1412.zip
-
No Cache drive, and I did change the path. That is a pretty important detail that I forgot to mention... muscle memory is to blame I suppose. Doing some of my own testing now as well to see what could be causing the issue, which included a restart of the server. If I run into the same issue again, I will fetch the diagnostics for you.
-
I removed everything and reinstalled the container, following your instructions above. I was already using a dedicated Steam account with Authenticator disabled, but it wasn't fully activated. Fixed that, and ended up with the following log (unRAID 6.9.2):arma3.log Getting further, but throws a different error this time. Maybe it is related to the unRAID version?
-
Alright, awesome! I can see that you have a lot to do right now, so there isn't much of a rush.
-
I realise that I probably should have provided more details. Installed the Arma 3 stock container and let it run, everything downloads as expected but the console, upon trying to run the start-server.sh script, produces the following error still: No modifications were made to the container variables and parameters outside of what is required.
-
Heya! I wanted to ask if this was ever looked into. Went back a few pages to look for any more info but didn't find anything, so I wanted to ask about it again. I may have missed it though, in which case I hope you can point me to it!