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Then your ports are not reachable from 'outside' go to: https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ enter you public ip and the adresses that are forwarded if they are reachable. That sounds only like a portforwarding issue. You can send me your public ip in a PM and i will try to connect to the ports.

Have you created a server token for App ID 242760 and put in like in the discription of the docker (The App ID for the created token must be from The Forest -> 242760)? You can also check the page: https://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameserver and look at the 'last login' section, if the container was able to connect to steam. Also this looks not like the end of the log (btw the best way to post logfiles here is to create a textfile and copy all text from the log into it, save it, and then insert it here into the post). Have you changed any port or config? Wich network mode are you using (You can also check here on this site if the ports are really available from outside, just enter your public internet ip adress and the port)? Look at this post it shows what it sould say if it can connect to steam:

You've installed the wrong app id. The Forest dedicated server has app id 556450 and not 242760 <- is The Forest. Please delete the docker and the directory completely and reinstall it from the Community Apps. I think you've understand the post with the steamtoken wrong.

I'm struggeling a bit to install the extension 'PlatformIO IDE' from the extensions menu, is this a known problem or am i doing something wrong (the PlatformIO Toolbar doesn't show up and i simply can't use it)?

Did you run the docker on the array? If you do so i strongly recommend you to run it from the cache!

Is the workshop collection publicly available? Head over to: https://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/Workshop_for_Dedicated_Servers for a complete tutorial. Eventually someone else can help you out, i don't play Garry's Mod. This is just a normal warning and shows up on every start of the docker since we are using wine64 bit. The server can't find 'TheForestDedicatedServer.exe' is it still im the root of you gamefolder? I would recommend to set the validiation to 'true' seems like there are some gamefiles missing.

From my research this is only a GUI where you can manage your gameservers or am i wrong (and nodes,...)? EDIT: But i think you can use my startup scripts from my dockers. I don't know this panel since i'm happy with Unraid. Glad to hear that it works, most of the times it's a port forwarding issue.

@lionel.pereira85 First of all this Docker need no username and password provided to download the files for The Forest. It's based on the APP ID: 556450 see here: *click* The Docker works just fine, but please note that you must generate a token for APP ID: '242760' <- this is The Forest (not for APP ID: '556450' <- this is The Forest Dedicated Server) - allready updated the Template with this info - and you must open all the ports that are set in the docker in your router/firewall both TCP and UDP. Then the log should look like this if it can connect to steam: If the game can't connect to steam there will be an error in the line where it says above 'Connection to Steam successfully' And finaly you can join ingame:

Please reffer to this post:

I will take a look into that when i got home. But it should work fine if you forward all the ports from the container TCP/UDP in your router/firewall. Please note that this container is BETA since it's running WINE it's a little buggy but should work fine.

@charlespick can you try to install the minecraft docker to your cache drive i think i've got a similar problem a few post bevore (i think it had something to do with the filesystem). Before that you can try to download this .jar *click* and place it in your main directory of the server. Have you tried to delete the docker and the folder of the docker on your server completely and install it again?

He want's your factorio username and password. Please create one and you can connect. You also can configure the server that it is LAN only. Please see the 20th page of this thread.

Can you post a picture of the serverfolder?

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Please put it in your serverfolder into /share/games/openttd.cfg (you must create it). (The full path inside the docker is /serverdata/serverfiles/share/games/openttd.cfg the full path in unraid is /mnt/user/appdata/openttd/share/games/openttd.cfg)

That's actually a good idea, i will update the list shortly...

Will look into that, but give me time, i don't got many spare time, i think in november or december i can make all the requested dockers What did you mean exactly, they are marked as beta in the Community Applications.

Nope, nothing changed. Please try to reinstall the docker or validate the files.

Yeah, i've also found old post from about 2016 i think... that it is planned but that it was never implemented to that day...

Is there a plan to add multiple cache pools within the UD plugin with a GUI and not to create it manually via the terminal?

That sounds all in all like a port forwarding issue, did you changed any of the ports? Why would you connect with telnet and on wich port did you want to connect? There is no telnet port assigned in the default configuration. No need to give it a static ip or to put it in host mode. You will be only ablte to connect when the main server can reach your server so all ports must be properly forwarded and everything needs to be configured correctly otherwise it doesn't work. You can also try if you see it in the Steam Server Browser (in Steam click on 'View' - 'Server Browser' - 'Favourites' and then add server, enter the main ip of your server and the port eg: 192.168.1.1:8766 btw try all the ports i don't know exactly wich port will answer the browser). You can also join our Unraid Steam group and chat with the members about that problem.

Yes, tried it out and it runs, there is no error that prevents the server from running and it's running fine (except for the heavy cpu und ram usage wine just sucks for this kind of application). You got no display and audio output that's normal. Nope, it is installed in the docker itself, the gui is missing.

Okay that's strange if the unraid terminal itself reported 2mbit/s and you reach your 800mbit/s within the vm's on unraid... Yes this would be the best solution and i think it is some kind of network problem. One more question, did you have more than one nic in your server and you are using one for the vm's and one for unraid? Try also to change the network cables, often there can be an issue with one cable (i've remember i got such kind of a problem with a unraid server with two nic's and a load balance setup in the past).

This was asked several times please reffer to this post or search within this topic for 'space engineers':