MortenBN1988

I recently had a power outage which abruptly shut down my server. This resulted in a faulty disk which is now rebuilt. After the rebuild my TS server was no longer accessible from public IP. I can connect via local IP so the server IS running, but some how not publicly. Docker is in host mode. I have tried: -Checking and redo port forwarding in router. (when I check online if ports are open, they are reported as being closed indicating that the docker isn't using them as far as I know?!) -Removing and reinstalling TS docker and image. Any ideas?

Sounds great! Did you edit the xml to be Mojave specific instead of High Sierra afterwards?

Hi guys! Do you know if it's possible to update your High Sierra VM to Mojave through the appstore? I'm guessing i will need to add the XML details to the VM configuration meant for Mojave instead of High Sierra, but my concern is whether the installation can even be done at all? I'm not really interested in starting a whole new VM. And thanks to SpaceInvaderOne for the great guide!

I've been running the 7DTD server for about 2 weeks now, and it seems like it has some issues whenever there's horde night. The server simply freezes, and i can't even restart it from the web console. I have to restart the docker. I've been looking at the logs when it happens, and there's nothing that really sticks out as being a potential reason. My server and internet speed should also be more than capable of running a 7DTD server so i don't think it's a hardware issue. Could it be that the SteamCMD doesn't have access to the full system power?

I got it to work! In the serverconfig.xml I changed <property name="ServerDisabledNetworkProtocols" value="SteamNetworking"/> to <property name="ServerDisabledNetworkProtocols" value=""/> (I removed SteamNetworking) I'm not sure why this works exactly but it might have something to do with some settings in my router (Asus RT-68U).

Hi Ich, thank you so much for these dockers! I'm setting up a 7dtd server, and the docker side of things works fine. I can create a game on my server and play it locally. However i'm not able to join the server from a PC outside my network via my public (static) IP and the port specified in the serverconfig.xml (26900). I believe i have opened more than enough ports for it to work, but when i connect, i just get a "connection timed out". Any ideas? Kind Regards, Morten

All plugins and dockers are updated (and working). It's only GUI safe mode (which uses the bzroot-gui file) that works. Regular safe mode, that uses the usual bzroot file doesn't. So it seems to be specific to the bzroot file.

Upgrade not successful. I currently have 6.5.3, but i can't upgrade to anything higher than that. System just reboots after saying "BZRoot.......OK". Starting in GUI Safe mode works, but nothing else does. What i have tried: Update BIOS Different BIOS UEFI settings Updating syslinux.exe Adding acpi=off nolapic noapic to the syslinux.cfg Different USB drive Both 6.6.0 RC4 and 6.6.6 Don't know what to do next. 😕 My Specs are in the signature.

I have 16Gb installed. Currently running 1x Win10 VM, Plex and a Teamspeak Server. Planning to run home surveillance on the server too. Only using 40W when idle with CPU @ 37C°. Very happy with this system! CPU: Intel I5-8400 CPU cooler: Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L RGB MB: ASRock Z370M Pro4 Ram: 2 x 8 GB DDR4 G.Skill RGB 2400 MHz GPU: Onboard PSU: Corsair HX850 (850W 80 plus gold) HDD: 2x 4TB Seagate Barracuda ST4000DM004 Cache: 256Gb Samsung P961 NVMe SSD Case: Fractal Design Node 804