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This worked perfect for me. Thanks @Munkey

Not sure if this helps someone, but in the enshrouded_server.json file, leave the "ip": 0.0.0.0" I tried to set my WAN IP in this line, and I kept getting connection errors to steam. Feel free to change the "name", "password", "gamePort", and "queryPort" here.

@Nodiaque That's great! An overall blog tutorial and step-by-step process on creating Unraid docker containers would be super cool to publish on as you learn. Especially if we can get an article pushed to the Unraid blog like a few other tutorials I've seen (like Valheim, etc). I'd also love to take a crack at this myself in the future, and I'm sure others would love to contribute as well. Any documentation or tutorials on making docker containers for Unraid that you can recommend @ich777?

Long story/short: I accidentally (meaning I didn't know the effects of what I was doing when I did it) deleted my disk 1 via the file manager app by selecting "disk1" in the location column and then selecting remove. I thought this would delete the file row at the disk location listed (like, I assumed the file or folder existed in two locations, and I was trying to move things over to one disk), but instead the operation deletes the entire disk folder. Oof. Lesson Learned. How do I get the disk 1 folder back? Here's the current status of things with some screenshots and diagnostic files: In the Main tab of Unraid, Disk 1 does not have the browse /mnt/disk1 pop out icon, and it lists it as "Unmountable: Unsupported or no file system" Disk1 now displays as unmountable disk present in the Array Operation section: I ran a check in maintenance mode, and here's the output: unraid_disk1_troubleshooting.txt I ran tools -> diagnostics, and here's the output: thepizzaoven-diagnostics-20240120-0907.zip I truly appreciate any help and guidance the community may have to restore this disk file There wasn't much data on that disk, so I'm OK losing it if it comes to formatting. I intended to use disk1 as my appdata, but the community has pointed out to me in another thread that the best practice is to move appdata to cache-only, so I have since done that. Fairly novice user here, so step-by-step would be ultra-appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Thanks @ich777 I truly appreciate your ongoing support and development around these dockers. You're a legend I can now connect to and play on the 8211 template just fine by 1.) removing the password in the config file (keep the quotes), and 2.) removing the EpicApp=PalServer game parameters line in the template. My current challenge is: I want to run multiple palworld servers if possible (for different sets of friends) is why I'm trying to change the ports in other containers. I've tried changing the ports in both the config file (for example: PublicPort=8213, RCONPort=25577) and deleting then creating new UDP and RCON ports in the template. Seems to display correctly in the port mappings of the docker container list in Unraid, and I confirmed the config files updated correctly (I stopped the servers, edited the files, verified the files)...but still receive connection timeouts when attempting to connect.

I'm able to reach the "No password has been entered." screen when using the local IP and public IP and 8211 default port for the default container. I have a problem when I spun up a couple of other containers, changed their ports in the container AND the palworldsettings.ini file, but I cannot connect to them. I ensured the UDP 8212, 8213, etc were added to my port forwarding. You have a note in the container @ich777 that says also don't forget to click an 'Show more settings ...' and change the port number, but I'm unsure what value you're intending us to change?

I did option A by moving the disk1 files to the corresponding cache directories, and all is well. Changed the server files to point to cache now. Thank you @ich777!

Indeed, I have the SteamCMD on mnt/user/appdata and Server files on mnt/cache/appdata/conanexiles. I intended to put all appdata on Disk 1 of the Array, but it does seem that some files exist in the array and others on cache upon reviewing the folders...and the mover never seems to move appdata to disk 1. At this point, should I: A.) change the server files to mnt/user/appdata and manually move everything from cache to user, or B.) is the optimal route to fresh install my dockers on cache and point appdata to cache? C.) other option? Thank you so much for helping diagnose this

Having an issue with changing the Conan Exiles docker server settings: Assumptions My understanding is the server files to change name, pw, admin pw, game settings etc are located in: appdata/conanexiles/ConanSandbox/Saved/Config/WindowsServer as Engine.ini, Game.ini, and ServerSettings.ini. Issue Making changes to the Engine.ini file does not seem to change from default server settings. Every time I attempt to connect to the server, I can only connect using the default password of "Docker" and the server name is listed as the default "Docker ConanExiles" in the menu. I can successfully connect, but only with the default values. Are the server files located somewhere else, or is there a setting or tweak I need to make to get these changes to commit? Thanks!

Hahah, how do you and the other CA devs typically go about creating new containers? I imagine you probably need the game or app to begin with, and they cost $$ Ya'll need a tip jar! As a new user to unRAID, it's been a super great experience to utilize these dockers ya'll have put so much time into. I very much appreciate you as a consumer of these things, and my gaming friends do too since I host a few servers for them

+1 for Sons of the Forest