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Minecraft cant access the MC server (in the container). The ports are correct (left at default, 19132, 25565 and 8000). In server.properties, server-ip=127.0.0.1 Not sure what else to try? EDIT: server-ip needs to be: server-ip=0.0.0.0

Is it possible to map in a different path so that backups don't get saved in appdata? Backups can be very large and I don't want them in appdata because a) they'll use up a chuck of my cache drive and b) my appdata folder gets backed up and sent to the cloud, so needs to be as small as possible.

In crafty, \config\ is mapped the appdata folder for this container, so create 2 folders in your appdata as follows: ...\appdata\binhex-crafty\crafty\servers\ ...\appdata\binhex-crafty\crafty\backups\ In the relevant places in crafty, when it requires a location, use: \config\crafty\servers\ or \config\crafty\backups\

ESPHome: Is it possible for the container to update EspHome automaticly when there's a new release? The installed version is 16.2 (2021-02-20). GitHub latest release is 17.3 (2021-05-09).

Ok i'll try this. It would be good if dockers could be placed into minimizable groups to avoid the visually unappealing aspect.

At the moment, there are 3 remote devices, but if successful, I can see that growing to probably 20 devices. So, my options are linux VM or a basic linux container that I can add users to.

What i'm trying to achieve is to set the ssh-server up so that it can be used as a tunnel to several raspberry pi's that are behind routers on different networks. From each device, create and copy key to openssh-server: User 1 ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -E sha512 ssh-copy-id user1@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 Add to startup: sudo autossh -M 0 -q -T -N -i /home/user1/.ssh/id_rsa -o "ServerAliveInterval 60" -o "ServerAliveCountMax 3" -R 12345:localhost:22 user1@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 User 2 ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -E sha512 ssh-copy-id user2@duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 Add to startup: sudo autossh -M 0 -q -T -N -i /home/user2/.ssh/id_rsa -o "ServerAliveInterval 60" -o "ServerAliveCountMax 3" -R 12345:localhost:22 user2@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 But as the container only has one user/password, so can't copy the key for the 2nd user. Is there a config file in openssh-server that can be used to set up multiple users on the server?

Thanks for the reply. It's not possible at the moment, but if this https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-openssh-server/pull/42#issuecomment-832987767 gets merged, it will be possible to open multiple ports easily by forwarding any required ports in the template, and adding them to a 'OPENSSH_PORT_STRING' variable.

How can this be configured to listen on multiple ports? It seems to ignore /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Looks like the files created by PaperMC have 'other' permissions set to read-only. Would it be possible to chmod o=rw all files on startup?

Docker needs it's own ip address, if anyone else is struggling to get this working. Don't set it to bridge, use br0

I've installed Mojang and PaperMC. With Mojang, I have access to the plugins folder, but in papermc i get a permissions error. How can I add plugins?

I've just installed this, but when I do to settings, i get a popup: "Missing XSRF Token. Please reload the page" Reloading doesn't fix it. Any ideas?

The latest version is 2.0.5.1_beta_2020-01-18. It's quite old.

I use CA Appdata Backup to do an overnight backup of all dockers. When the docker is stopped, do you know if the minecraft servers are gracefully stopped, or is it just killed? Worried about data loss if the servers are killed.

Ah ok. I've found that if I stop all servers before making changes to anything, it's not quite as crash-happy. Does anyone know how to convert a mojang server to a paperMC server? Don't want to lose the world as the kids will literally kill me. Answer: Simply set the profile and runable to paperMC and it converts automaticly. There's some notes in the log when the paperMC server starts up on how to convert it back to mojang.

Having issues with the webUI disappearing after performing an action. E.g. I set up a cron job, clicked on the generate backup button and the webUI hangs and then goes to a ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED page. This has happened several times now. Last time it happened when trying to download the papermc image. Only way to get it back is the restart the container. The MC servers are all running fine. Just no webUI.

My server is in an inaccessible location. I get about 20-30mins from the ups as long as the server isn't doing too much heavy lifting when theres a power-cut. Is there a way to set some options when running on ups, maybe: Stop running parity check and spin down all drives. Stop specified dockers when ups battery is 50%. Stop all dockers when battery is at 20%. Go into a safe suspended state at 5% battery. Automatically restart everything when power is restored and battery is back up to 20%. My server can auto power-on after a power cut in the bios, but not if unraid shuts off the server, it has to be an uncontrolled power loss, which isn't a good idea. If unraid went into a safe state, then just let the battery run out, it could auto power back on via bios and restore its self without me having to crawl through the roof to press the power button. (I get regular power cuts)

I'm struggling to decide where to set Duplicati TMP folder on the server. I use appdata backup app that backs up the appdata folder. Duplicati stores the databases in it's appdata folder so that needs to be backed-up. The tmp folder for duplicati doesn't need backing up, so inside its appdata folder is the wrong place for it, and its making my appdata backup tar files huge! Would it be ok to set it to the server cache drive e.g. /mnt/cache/ ? I thought about using the server's RAM "/tmp/" but didn't want it to run out of RAM during a backup.

Its not obvious- it gives a scary warning when you enable this setting. I'll give it a try later.

Thanks. I tried this just now and it was the same, I had to factory reset the USG. Do I have to turn on the "Override the inform host" setting?

That's where I am on my setup, and now every time I restart the USG, it forgets it's inform URL.

In the controller, go to settings -> Site -> DEVICE AUTHENTICATION Use the username and password that is set there. See if that works.

On windows, install a SSH client, like "putty". Go to your router and find the IP address of the AP, enter the IP address into putty SSH using port 22, then connect. Enter the username ubnt and password ubnt.