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Nope, haven't made a post here or on GitHub. However I don't have any issues whatsoever with direct unpack.

Append this to your go file: nvidia-persistenced For testing purposes you can issue the command also from the terminal and wait a minute or two and it should automatically go to P8 (depending if something is using the card or not).

Transfer the whole saves folder over.

Same issue as here, read this post and what he quoted: You have to test it from outside your LAN, if Hair Pin NAT is not working then you can't connect with your public IP from your LAN. A bit more information would be also nice next time, what is the error message?

This is most likely a autofill issue from your browser? Autofill is most of the time bad anyways, I would strongly recommend to disable it but that is only my opinion. No comment...

Also read this post:

What's most likely is the cause of your issue is that your Hair Pin NAT is not working correctly. Have you yet tried to connect to the container from outside your LAN with your public IP?

This can't work, you added Steam credentials, remove them and start over. BTW are you the root user from Steam?

Please read this post and also the linked post in there:

Please read this and the quoted post: For me the update went just fine...

Sorry, but I don't support modding anymore, I only support basic functionality.

Yes, but if you limit the RAM then the container will crash and restart, this could lead to a corrupt save file... I have it currently limited to 40GB but the highest that I've seen so far with 9 concurrent players was 21GB

There is already a support thread there but it has not been added yet to CA:

You should look into the server status fist, they are experiencing massive problems currently:

This is not possible in my container.

Please look at this post:

PALWORLD ANNOUNCEMENT Palworld now supports automatic backups. If you want to make use of the new feature update the container with the "force update" button on the Docker page (with advanced view enabled) and then create these variables in the template: Key: BACKUP Value: true Description: Can be either true or false and will enable or disable the Backup function. Key: BACKUP_INTERVAL Value: 120 Description: Backup interval in minutes Key: BACKUPS_TO_KEEP Value: 12 Description: Number of backups to keep (YOU HAVE TO CREATE ALL THREE VARIABLES OTHERWISE YOU WILL GET ERRORS) In the template it should look something like that: Another method would be to delete the existing container (but not the directory for Palworld) and re-pull it from the CA App to get the new Variables, just make sure to write down any custom things you did in the first installed template and transfer that over to the new template.

You can enable RCON, then install the RCON plugin from the CA App and issue RCON commands as already discussed here: This allows you basically to issue the command from a Unraid console, I would recommend the second command with timeout in front.

Usually you should be able to do that with the command but I'm far from an expert how to download a old build ID and I would need to also look this up.

Arch is cool but I don't like the rolling releases, I've decided for me that Debian is the best solution for me, not always up to date but rock solid. I'm I minimalism guy in terms of the visuals on my PC since I use XFCE4 and nothing fance... Nowadays it feels a bit strange to use Windows and guess what, these freaking updates when you shutdown the computer, drives me nuts... But as said you need at least one machine with Windows because you can be certain that something is not supported on Linux but it is getting better with every month...

Are you already on the new version? If yes you have to set validation to true since every time you change the build ID you have to force the validation from the files (don't forget to unset it again).

I use most of the times nano or connect through SMB or SFTP to the server and change the necessary files with gedit <- but that would also work with the default Editor or Notepad++ (...and yes, I'm a pure Linux user <- Debian to be precise and even use to play games on it... TBH I have Windows installed on a external drive too for VR and 3D modelling in Fusion 360).

I think so, if the BuildID was that one that you've added in your template then I think yes.

What editor do you use to edit the files? Please also make sure that the files stay on the cache and are not moved to the Array if you are using the path .../mnt/cache/appdata/... Please also read this post for more information on the /mnt/cache path: Other than that, on what Unraid version are you?

That will also do the trick. It should also work if you stop the container, remove the steamapps folder and then start the container again.