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    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

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    @BearBearian Actually, the latest server version Pre-Release 25 for The Decursio Project does not start on its own.  They shipped an incompatible version of forge.  I've opened a bug with the pack maintainers.  Hopefully there will be a 26 with a fix.

     

    If you want to install my current one that installs the buggy v25, I can give you the fix.  After you've run it for the first time and it has crashed.  Go into /mnt/user/appdata/decursioprojectexpert and

    1. delete the forge files: rm -vf forge*
    2. Edit the start.sh and change FORGE="36.2.33" to FORGE="36.2.34"
    3. Start the container again in Unraid.  It will download the correct forge version and start.

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

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    @Schicksal The mods should be all activated.  The container downloads and installs the server pack on first run.  So if the container is running, it should be good.  Startup can take a few minutes for all the mods to load and for the world to be ready to join with the client.

     

    Authentication servers are managed by Mojang/Microsoft.  You'll need to make sure that you are logged into the Minecraft account (I think they are all Microsoft accounts now) in the Curse launcher before starting the modpack instance.

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted · Edited by Goobaroo

    @Schicksal No bother.  So there are many ways to play Minecraft, these containers are specific to modded Minecraft.  Meaning other developers have released mods that modify how Minecraft runs and behaves.  Modded Minecraft still uses the vanilla Minecraft that is shipped by Mojang/Microsoft.

     

    If he wanted to run All the Mods 8, he would also have to run the All the Mods 8 client install with all of the supporting mods.  The easiest way to do this is to use a 3rd party Minecraft loader.  It will download all the necessary files required.  CurseForge has their own loader, you should be able to find it here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks.

     

    Modpacks vary widely, with the versions of Forge, and mods used and all need to match in order for things to work as expected.  But the CurseForge Launcher https://download.curseforge.com will handily setup everything you need.

     

    Modded Minecraft is also incredibly deep, with lots of interesting items, blocks and mechanics added to the game.  It's a lot of fun, and usually a let's play is the best way to learn a pack.  I can recommend ChosenArchetect, he is kid friendly and he is doing a play through of All the Mods 8 right now, here is the playlist.

     

    Hope that makes sense. If I can clarify further or you have questions just reach out, I'd be happy to help.

     

     

    Edit: There really isn't anything to configure with the server.  The latest version of the Modpack the server is built for should be the default install.  You just need to install the same client version and you should be good to go.

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    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

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    1 hour ago, ecogeek said:

    I can't seem to get past the installer:

    .file.Files.copy(Files.java:3078)
            at net.minecraftforge.installer.DownloadUtils.download(DownloadUtils.java:186)
            at net.minecraftforge.installer.DownloadUtils.download(DownloadUtils.java:178)
            at net.minecraftforge.installer.actions.ServerInstall.run(ServerInstall.java:99)
            at net.minecraftforge.installer.SimpleInstaller.main(SimpleInstaller.java:128)
    Downloading minecraft server failed, invalid checksum.

     

    It appears to download okay and I've tried multiple times.

     

    Appreciate any help,.,

     

    • What server are you asking about?
    • Can you provide the full log?
    • Is this an upgrade or a new install?

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    Just an FYI if you came here because it looks like the version of your container was removed.

     

    I was attempting to rename some of these so they were a little nicer, but apparently that breaks everything.  I've reverted my changes and I'm waiting for unraid community apps to re-sync to my stuff.

     

    I think it is every 6 hours or something from this post.

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    @xstefanx thanks for letting me know.  This is all automated on my end.  I built pipelines that call the Curseforge APIs to help build out the server containers.  So if it's not on CurseForge or FTB, then the system doesn't know about it and it doesn't get updated.

     

    Vault Hunters 3rd edition is in alpha, not even beta, so as they work through their issues things will stabilize with time. I don't have the time beyond maintaining the automated workflow.  Hunting down individual packs that require manual changes simply isn't an option.

     

    I'm sure when they get closer to release they will have a more stable release and server updates.  

     

    I hope that helps.

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    @Taiwendo I've fixed it.  You need to do 3 things

    1. In your docker menu click the advanced in the top right.  And then click the force update for the ATM8 application.
    2. Delete the Server-files-1.0.6b.zip file in /mnt/user/appdata/allthemods8
    3. start the server, it will update.

    @CleverError Templates that contain those lists don't always update automatically.  This is a long fight in the application development community for Unraid.  If ever in doubt, look at the docker hub. https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/goobaroo/stoneblock3

     

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    When docker stops a container it does send a shutdown signal to the process. After 10 seconds it will send a kill. 
     

    I can take a look at improving that within docker, but it shouldn’t matter that much. 
     

    Are you running into an issue? You can stop the server in game if you have added yourself to the OPS variable in the server config in Unraid. Then just run /stop in game. 

    [Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    @CRDark That wasn't quite ready for release. But I have fixed it up properly now, so it should work if you force an update or remove and completely re-install.  You'll have to wipe out the files in the rlcraft appdata directory in order for it to install properly.

     

    To answer your other question about a guide, I don't have one.

     

    Fundamentally the containers are an install/update script. That downloads the version of the server files needed for a particular mod pack and exposes the environment variables from the unraid application config to allow it all to run.  Each server has its particular version of Java as the parent container that runs the server.  For some packs it is easy, there is an install script.  For others, like RLCraft no help is given other than some server requirements and I had to write an installer to take care of it.

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