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if the port mappings don't show the IP address of your container instance, it may not be up? Depending on how you set it up, host networking will be the IP of your unraid server (and probably port 25565) while bridge will be set to the port you defined in the container setup page.
I've only ever got one working so I may have got this wrong.
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1 hour ago, TheSleepyGamer said:
Where do i find the server ip to join the server?
It should be on your container page.
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On 4/14/2023 at 8:15 AM, Goobaroo said:
@hanmaan Seems like an upgrade problem, I'll look at fixing it, but to get you started up again. Delete everything except the world and journeymap directories and start the container new and it should re-install everything clean but keep your current game.
Edit: the latest 9.1.3 should fix it too.
Thanks, took the latest and I'm good.
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installed Pixelmon, starting the container got java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.google.common.base.Preconditions and the container dies. I don't see any com.google.common packages in the libraries folder:
root@Tower:/mnt/cache/appdata/pixelmon/libraries/com/google# ls -l
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users 24 Apr 13 02:01 code/
drwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users 46 Apr 13 02:01 errorprone/
drwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users 10 Apr 13 02:01 guava/
drwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users 36 Apr 13 02:01 j2objc/Any ideas?
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I fixed this by locating the app that was accessing a share it can't access. Windows Photos app does stuff in the background and it lost access to a share I setup, either fix the share it's trying to access by using the credentials it was trying to use or remove the share from the app.
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You're not the only one. I'm getting this too.
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I put in a USB dongle and disabled the onboard NIC. Looks like the onboard NIC is flaky (Marvell 88E8056) and shouldn't be relied on because the rx errors no longer appear on startup.
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Went down again - I guess maybe I'll try replacing the NIC.
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I've enabled ipvlan, still seeing a lot of sky2 rx errors, is that concerning?
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Thought the diagnostics would include the syslog... but since it might not have been retained, it wouldn't be able to bundle it in. I've attached the most recent syslog since the crash - possibly different from the initial problem. SMBD errors.
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Okay, revisiting this because I ran into issues with Ubuntu 22 as well. Looks like the issue was not setting enough RAM. I set the minimum RAM value too low, 1GB. I bumped to 4GB and all is well. 😅
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I think the ethernet port became unresponsive, need to confirm from the diagnostics. Anyone ever see this before or what I should do about it (other than replace the onboard NIC)?
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This doesn't look to be an issue with Unraid - looks more like its specifically Ubuntu 20.04. Once the splash screen tries to come up, the display disappears. I switched to a 18.04 guest to build the VM and VNC is fine. The issue might be related to this https://askubuntu.com/questions/1316746/no-video-on-ubuntu-20-04-minimal-vm-via-virt-manager, but not sure what steps to take to get the guest further along before the display cuts out.
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Anyone suggest something I can try?
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Trying to start up a VM in UnRaid - can't seem to get it started.
I tried to setup GPU passthough first, mucked around trying to setup SteamOS, reset it back so I could try to just work with only the HVM to get a Ubuntu VM going. I went into the BIOS, enabled VT-d, tried to bind the GPU to VFI0, enable unsafe interrupts, reverted all the above then tried to setup a new VM.
I created the VM with only one CPU, launch it using the VNC video card and try to build the VM with the Ubuntu 20.04.3 ISO. I get the initial GRUB menu, then it tries to verify the contents (I skip it), then the screen goes to black. The mouse cursor spins, I can hear the printer reacting to the OS booting, but I can't see what, if anything, is happening on the UI. Any suggestions?
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Thanks - so far its healthy. I'll have plenty more opportunity to see if it will present as a problem. I'm transferring a few TB over the next couple of days to migrate from the old disk.
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Ah, so the restarting the array doesn't fix it. Rebooted the server - seems to be better.
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Okay, I stopped the array and was then able to download the diagnostics. I restarted and tried to rsync but then the array went on the fritz.
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I wish I could - the download won't complete. It just hangs. I didn't notice this before but the array is flashing from Array Undefined to Array Started.
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Just started with Unraid (6.9.2), tried to rsync files across from a Ubuntu file share. I mounted the Unraid share on the Ubuntu box - after running the rsync command, some of the files make it, but then I start getting a number of I/O failures from the Unraid server. Checking the unraid syslog, I see a number of:
Feb 23 09:53:49 Tower smbd[25963]: [2022/02/23 09:53:49.537850, 0] ../../lib/dbwrap/dbwrap.c:153(dbwrap_lock_order_lock) Feb 23 09:53:49 Tower smbd[25963]: dbwrap_lock_order_lock: Lock order violation: Trying /var/cache/samba/smbXsrv_open_global.tdb at 1 while /var/cache/samba/locking.tdb at 1 is locked
Any ideas on how to approach this?
[Support] Goobaroo - Modded Minecraft Java Servers
in Docker Containers
Posted · Edited by hanmaan
Unless your friends are in the same house as you, they won't be able to use that IP address. You've got your local IP addresses, then you've got your ISP address. If your friends are outside of the house, you're going to have to setup port forwarding at your modem/router - and you'll have to know what IP address your ISP has given you. If you're running a modded minecraft server, (from what I understand) you'll have to run the Java Edition of Minecraft.