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I will deprecate the ATLAS container for now, no one even responded to my thread on the Steam community forums (even can't get it to work when I'm using the script from GitHub on a native Linux machine).

Can you please post your Diagnostics like mentioned above? I can‘t help without them… BTW the driver is working also fine on 6.9.2 for me.

The files in the folder .../appdata/vrising/save-data/Settings override the files from the folder .../VRisingServer_Data/StreamingAssets/Settings at least for the Server and Game Settings, otherwise the description from my server wouldn't work. Have to ask for the adminlist on their Discord. EDIT: Have opened a Issue on their GitHub if this is a bug or not because the files in VRisingServer_Data\StreamingAssets\Settings will be overwritten when an update is rolled out. You have to put your admins in the file VRisingServer_Data\StreamingAssets\Settings\adminlist.txt for now.

Please edit the files in .../appdata/vrising/save-data/Settings I've changed the template description already but you only see that when you download a new template from the CA App. If that directory doesn't exist on your server then you first have to update the container.

It should be always online but I don't play that often...

Is this something that will help: Click

I play also with a friend of mine V Rising and you can join our server too for testing if you want too, simply search for Unraid in the server browser. On the Discord forums from V Rising nobody seems to have this issue... Also keep in mind that they released a few patches today to improve the performance.

Usually it is ...appdata/rust/SERVERID/cfg IIRC but don't count on that... Nope, if you've forwarded the port in the template from container 28016 to 28016 it should work without a hitch.

Is anything not working for you? Keep in mind that not every error is actually a error, what upload speed do you have? Do you play with bots? I haven't fired up my CS:GO server in a long time...

Feel free to fork it and then edit it to your liking's and start creating containers. You can also request games and I will look into it if I can create a container... But please also be sure to look in the different branches, there are all the different games in there.

I think you have to create the server.cfg file for RUST because it's not created automatically. I'm not too familiar with RUST but RUST IIRC you can't connect through my plugin or a "standard" RCON client because they use something else (I think RCON through a Websocket). I've tried this once and you should be able to connect through this site or this site (you don't have to forward the ports in your router because your local browser connects directly to the web socket on your local LAN - so to speak you should be able to enter your local IP and password on the site and it should connect).

What do you mean exactly? How I create containers? Yes, I saw that it is a Unity based game and you can run those games usually pretty easily through WINE (not always). You can go through my docker-steam-cmd repository on GitHub here and select a branch and see how I did them. I don't have a tutorial on hand, I learned it all myself and you have to do every container a little different because the start commands are always a little different and the dependencies as well as the stop script.

Which one exactly? Can you post your Diagnostics please? Can you maybe open up a second window from your Unraid instance and pull the Diagnostics when it's stalled? Please don't do this... before installing without specific advice... Simply try: Remove the plugin from failed installations plugins tab Execute command "rm -rf /boot/config/plugins/nvidia*" (without double quotes) Reboot Pull a fresh copy from the CA App I've now downgraded my test server to 6.9.2 and upgraded it to 6.10.0 again and rebooted with the plugin installed and this is what I got:

You can safely shut it down from the Unraid's Docker tab menu. This will send a SIGTERM to the game server and should end the game server properly. However you could set the Docker Shutdown timeout in the Docker Settings to something higher (like 20 seconds) if you use for example a HDD instead of a SSD in the Docker tab: ...but this shouldn't be necessary anyways, even if you use a HDD. The shutdown works just fine since otherwise the save file from the container that I've installed on my server would be already corrupt (restarted/stopped/started it like 30 times)...

@f.lim & @BennyD & @BSAVAG3 I changed the default path in the template now to /mnt/user/appdata/vrising

Was this integrated in the Kernel already but I think this is already integrated since this Issue is over a year old... Keep in mind that Unraid v6.10.0 is based on Kernel v5.15.40 From what I see in your log the AMD Graphics Driver crashed, but I really can't help here since I don't have such hardware on hand.

I can't do anything about that because this has to be integrated on the host and not my container, so to speak Unraid. I would also recommend that you upgrade to 6.10.0 stable instead of staying on 6.10.0-rc8 since you are on Kernel version 5.15.38

This is nothing to worry about and it will not affect the performance of transcoding in Emby. By the way, this is also how it should work that the monitor is showing the output from Unraids console.

This is really strange, it should perform „better“ throught the direct path than the FUSE path. Anyways, glad it is now working! Make sure that you forwrd the right port in your router with the right protocol (UDP). Then it should show up.

Yes, I asked on the Discord and nobody really knows... Even a users stated that it works fine on his Unraid server (i9-9900k). Nobody really wants to help because I run it through WINE but from what I saw on their GitHub Linux servers should be also available soon.

This is really strange... Looking all good. Can you try to join my server, just search for "Unraid" and you will find it...

This is really strange... I can only assume that there is a CPU issue but I'm not too sure, on my i5-10600 the dedicated server runs just fine. You are having the exact same issue as @f.lim. Do you have a cache drive installed, can you send a screenshot from your Docker template?

The new Kernel version is not even out yet (still in the RC pahase) and Unraid only has most of the times the latest stable version built in... You can check here which one is actually Stable, LTS or Testing: Click

No. No, I don't think so. If you want to pass through the iGPU to a VM you have to uninstall it. No, I'm not too familiar with passing through an iGPU to a container but I would recommend to ask this question on the VM Support sub forums.

Sorry there was an error at first creating the container, the main data path is now .../vrising/save-data Updated the template and looks on new installations like this: