FreddyGSanford

I'm running Ich's latest Valheim it was updated yesterday or the day before. I didn't want it to update automatically, but it did. That's on me, of course. My mods don't work with this version. How do I roll it back one version?

Beautiful, thank you.

It's Java. I had mentioned replacing the .jar in my post, so I went that route. It worked fine. I probably should've gotten on here before you replied so you didn't have to take your time with this. However, I appreciate your speedy response. BUT, now that it's the weekend I'm trying to make it a BetterMC server. Since it is so heavily modded, I used Curseforge on the client side to get BetterMC up and going. I am able to play single player. I also knew that Curseforge will put together a server package to keep all the mods synced up. I put them in but it wouldn't work when connecting to the server. In the readme file that came with it it states this: "ONLY USE THESE FILES TO RUN THE SERVER: Windows = start.ps1 Linux = start.sh (DO NOT USE THE .jar TO RUN THE SERVER!)" Unfortunately, your container automatically add the .jar to start the container. Is there a way to edit your container to use the start.sh shell to run it, or should I just try another container solution? I don't mind messing around and changing this if it's not mindboggling to do so. Thank you for the work you do. I really appreciate it. I use at least 6 of your game containers and they are always reliable.

It's probably been answered before, but my Search Fu isn't working so well. Apologies if it's been answered. If I were to install Ich's basic Minecraft server right now, it would install 1.19.3 if I changed nothing. How does one get it to install 1.19.2? Would I just grab an old server.jar file from somewhere else and just replace the current one?

Yeah, I just figured that out since posting. I redid the file using VI inside the terminal. I figured saving as Unix format in NP++ would work. It did not. Thank you.

For the life of me I cannot understand why this doesn't work for me. The file can no longer be downloaded, so on a Windows machine I opened Notepad++ copied the contents into a new file and saved as backupDockers.sh. I copied the file to X:\appdataBackup\containers\ this the path to the unRAID share where I have my weekly backups already going. I open terminal from the unRAID gui. I go to the path where I have the .sh file copied. I put this into the terminal window "backupDockers.sh -b -d /mnt/user/Backups/appdataBackup/containers/mariadb mariadb" This is the response I get back from the terminal window "bash: ./backupDockers.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory"