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jwilds1

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  1. Could use some assistance. On the recommendation of a friend, I setup a server (we'll call it Server #1) on a Windows PC using Docker. My only problem with how that was setup is that I didn't mount the /config as a Windows directory (to be able to backup, copy, etc world files). I'm now trying to fix that by setting up a second PC with Docker (Server #2) , this time using "-v c:\mineos:/config". I want to be able to validate I can recreate Server #1 once I can copy the files out via "docker cp" and put them onto Server #2. The issue I'm now having relates to starting a server on Server #2. 1) When I click on "create a server" and populate all required fields the server directory is created but does not show up at the top drop-down. What does happen, though is the menu bar at the left populates with all the "server-specific" items such as server.properties and restore points. 2) I have downloaded the Vanilla 1.16.3 profile, but a) nothing happens when I click on "copy profile to live server files" and b) nothing appears in the "change runnable .jar to" field I tried this with 1.16.2 with the same issue. Pastebin of mineos.log - https://pastebin.pl/view/df8c944c I'm a novice when it comes to Docker, Linux, and MineOS but I do catch on pretty quick. EDIT - FIXED: I had to delete the perms.txt file in the root of /config for all of these issues to resolve themselves.

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