OK, the issue is all around glibc and the upgrade to the package on arch linux, this caused failure when attempting to build arch linux docker images, but looks to also cause other side effects, such as the ones above. The fix is actually included in the latest runc (part of docker) but unraid has not upgraded yet to the latest version, thus you are seeing the issues caused by glibc upgrade.
To manually upgrade you simply replace the existing statically built runc with the latest, this can be achieve by going to the unraid terminal and executing the following:-
Then start the container without privileged flag set and it should start fine (works for me). The reason i wasn't seeing the issue before was that i had completely forgotten i had upgraded by version of runc, thus i was not seeing any of these issues, doh!.
note:- the above command will need to be executed each time you reboot the server as everything is in ram, but you can automate this by adding that line into your 'go' file located at
\\<server ip>\flash\config\go
@binhex I have been unable to get the :latest version to work even when starting from scratch. I am running on ubuntu 20.04 (not unraid) I tried your above code but it didn't help. When I attempt to connect I just get a connection refused error if I try logging into the webUI terminal it logs in but then says "There is no screen to be attached matching minecraft."
If I instead use 1.16.5-02 everything works fine. No idea what is going on logs don't seem to be helpful.
Also just a heads up your docker/github template example has "-e WEBUI_CONSOLE_TITLE=Minecraft Server \" and the space in "Minecraft Server" throws an error. I think you used to have it as "Minecraft_Server"
Really appreciate your help I have been running 5 or 6 minecraft containers over the last year and everything has been great.
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@binhex I have been unable to get the :latest version to work even when starting from scratch. I am running on ubuntu 20.04 (not unraid) I tried your above code but it didn't help. When I attempt to connect I just get a connection refused error if I try logging into the webUI terminal it logs in but then says "There is no screen to be attached matching minecraft."
If I instead use 1.16.5-02 everything works fine. No idea what is going on logs don't seem to be helpful.
Also just a heads up your docker/github template example has "-e WEBUI_CONSOLE_TITLE=Minecraft Server \" and the space in "Minecraft Server" throws an error. I think you used to have it as "Minecraft_Server"
Really appreciate your help I have been running 5 or 6 minecraft containers over the last year and everything has been great.