Minimushroomman

I am running into a similar issue running a modpack, the web server seems to die before the minecraft server even finished initializing, but the Minecraft server is reachable and operates as normal. I just don't have any admin control over anything. The log viewer was getting rate limited, maybe it has to do with that?

Here's another report of it:- https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-252683 says its fixed in Future Version - 1.19+ as compared to the other bug report, so might just need to wait for Mojang to push an update?

The bug has been flagged as fixed. One of the helpers claimed there was a library update, but the fix looks client side. Not sure if there's something you need to do manually.

Things look like they're working again. Thanks! I'll test the remote access when I get home

I can't provision a certificate and I'm getting this error on the log :

Yes, looks like "rm /boot/config/ssl/certs/*" fixed the issues, I'll try to re-enable https and remote access

About a month ago I had to restore my boot flash after a device failure. It was an older backup from February after an issue with my server's connection to the backup server. After restoring my OS to 6.10 rc2 or 3; when I update my OS and reboot I couldn't get access to my web GUI. To temporarily fix the issue, I was able to limp along without updating the OS or rebooting the server to have access to the GUI. Today I have some free time after my business had closed to work on resolving the issue. I updated to rc7, and I still have the same issue. My flash backup is current after resolving the connection issues, so I can try to restore to that to restore access to the GUI, but while I have the boot flash out I'll post a diagnostics report in search of a solution. Before shutting down the server I tried to delete my SSl certs because I was having issues with them previously. Let me know if you need any more information and I will let you know if removing the certs and rebooting fixed it, or if I can access it after restoring to my flash backup. russellspets-diagnostics-20220508-1735.zip

I think that when you change the UDP port you have to delete the entry and make a new UDP port with the new port number.

Sounds like your port 7777 isn't configured correctly somewhere, preventing external connections.

I would make sure you know what ports are currently open and what service is attached to them. Don't open ports for things you don't intend to use/connect to externally. If you're not using RCON you shouldn't have to open port 27020. As an example for the RCON I'm hosting a Left 4 Dead 2 server, but I don't use the RCON externally. If I need to use it I would remote into the Unraid machine and send it RCON commands through the terminal, so the only port that needs to be exposed is the SSH connection to the machine. 27015 is common for steam services and I believe its used to broadcast the connection to the server on steam, but shouldn't break it if it isn't configured right. 7777 looks like the main gameport, so I would start your troubleshooting there. Hopefully my two cents helps more than hurting

Yup! I was just backing up the save files which took forever to transfer through Windows, I removed the entry for the RCON because I don't use it and now everything works correctly. Sorry for the confusion

Running Unraid 6.10.0-rc2 I just realized there was a port conflict... Wish the error message would just tell me that instead of just generic execution error.

Having it as "yes" means it will write new files to your cache, but then migrate them to the array when the mover is invoked. Having it as "prefer" means it will keep files saved in the cache, unless those files are too big to be saved there. Using "prefer" is safer than using "only" in this case as it prevents you from accidentally filling the cache drive entirely. Also can I run multiple docker containers at the same time using the same SteamCMD installation? I'm currently hosting a Project Zomboid server for me and my friends to play on, and also a Left 4 Dead 2 server so we can play versus with addons after Valve removed addons from their dedicated servers in the versus game mode (and also because the game is a masterpiece). Whenever I go to launch one while the other is running there is an execution error. Is there an easy fix? I don't mind running one at a time because I doubt we will want to play both at the same time, its just a small pain having to remote into the server while I'm at home gaming. Thanks @ich777 for the constant support and regular updates, you've really made my experience using Unraid.

I've just started a l4d2 server for me and my friends to play versus with addons and everything seems to be working right. Some troubleshooting things I did was under startup parameters I put "-netconport 9000" so that I can use "telnet DOCKERLOCALIPHERE 9000" to access a terminal without relying on the logs. From there I can use commands like "status" and "map c2m1_highway versus" to change maps and gamemode. You can also view set variables and things there with the help command. I'm not sure how you've configured the server but there are some older guides in the Steam community that still worked for me. Hope this helps a little

Ok, thanks! I'll see if it happens. On a bit of a time limit, the current POS we use is no longer supported, so I'm trying to see if i can save my parents some money on a new POS. It sucks because we paid a pretty penny for the software just two years ago and now their payment processing isn't being updated.

Can someone make a docker container for opensourcepos? Github Repo. I'm looking into using it for my family's small business, but I'm not familiar with using docker to install it. It would also be a little more convenient to have a container for it so my parents who know little about computers can easily start/troubleshoot it. Thanks in advance!

@ich777Its not really a game server, but I'm not sure if there's a better thread to request it. Can you make a docker container for opensourcepos? Their github repo. I'm looking into using it for my family's small business, but I'm not familiar with using docker to install it. It would also be a little more convenient to have a container for it so my parents who know little about computers can easily start/troubleshoot it. Thanks in advance!

To prevent this in the future you can use a dynamic DNS server to sort of work around changing IPs without paying for a static IP. Spaceinvader One has a good video on how to setup one using Duck DNS here ->

**FIXED** I had to log into my Comcast modem/router and forward the ports from there to my Ubiquiti router. From there I forward the ports to my Unraid server, and finally to the docker. I had to log into the Comcast gateway from my phone, and just cut out the LTE fail over, but its working!

This is what I'm working with. Would there be an issue where I have to connect to the Comcast business gateway and forward ports from there to my router? My router should be routing the ports directly to my unraid server. Is there a way to tell if the connections are going through?

The issue is connections externally. If I'm using a computer within the local network at work, it works, but I can't connect to it from my house and neither can any of my friends. This is the network setup at my business, I'm not sure whats causing the issues, and I'm pretty sure the server is working as intended.

This is what I have forwarded I've updated to all the optional ports to be safe now as well. This is what the docker looks like for ports. Would changing the network to host fix?

I am trying to setup a TeamSpeak3 server using the docker and didn't know if anyone can help me with networking it. I can't get anyone outside of my local network to connect. This is a server that I have at my family's business, so for hardware we have the Comcast business gateway plugged into the cable for 2 phone lines and internet connection. From there we have a cradlepoint LTE fail over plugged into a LAN port on the gateway. After that we have a UniFI Dream Machine Pro for our local network (definitely more reliable than the Comcast crap) plugged in after the fail over so we have uninterrupted internet connection. We have 2 computers(one is a VM on the unraid server), the unraid server, and a printer on the 8 port switch on the UDM. The TS3 server is running on a docker on the unraid server, and I can connect to it using the TS3 client on either of the computers. I have port forwarded the correct ports within the ui for the UDM. Would either the cradlepoint fail over, or the Comcast business gateway mess with incoming connections? Unfortunately I don't have access to the cradlepoint and plan on replacing it eventually, but I might be able to access the Comcast business gateway if i directly connect to it through the default gateway. Thanks for any help!

After about 6 hours of troubleshooting this is the solution that ended up working for me today. I've edited the lanmanWorkstation parameters multiple times in my journey, but none of them worked. Not sure why editing it under CurrentControlSet didn't come up earlier.