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I just submitted a support ticket hopefully it gets some traction.

I'm sorry I haven't replied in awhile. Still waiting to get my template approved. It becomes really hard if I can't just publish out the game servers via the community app to test the end to end experience. I'll keep asking to see if I can get approval.

Yeah for sure post. Hopefully @jonp or @Squid could approve my application, then I could just work on getting a new build out there. I purchased starrupture so I can do the testing.

For the game servers the template xml, is only a small part. The bigger part is building the container so it will install based off the template. That’s most likely why it’s failing for you.

I'm still waiting for them to approve my templates, and get them added to the community applications. I should be able to take a look, and see after I get my template repo added.

Welcome!This is the official support thread for MattyStacks' Game Server Docker templates for Unraid. These templates are designed to make it easy to deploy and manage dedicated game servers on your Unraid system. About These TemplatesThese game server templates are built directly on ich777's steamcmd container framework. Since ich777 is not currently accepting new game server requests, I'm creating templates for games that don't yet have Unraid support, using the same proven architecture. Each template provides: Easy deployment - Install and configure through Unraid's Docker interface Automatic updates - Servers update automatically via SteamCMD on container restart Persistent storage - Your game saves and configuration persist across container updates Multi-instance support - Run multiple servers of the same game by sharing SteamCMD files Sensible defaults - Pre-configured with recommended settings, ready to go Currently AvailableFoundry Dedicated ServerSteam App ID: 2915550 Default Ports: UDP 3724 (game), UDP 27015 (query) Game Website InstallationQuick Start: Install templates from Community Applications or add my template repository to Unraid Configure server settings (name, ports, passwords, etc.) Start the container - first startup will download game server files Forward required ports on your router (varies by game) Connect and play! Important Notes: First startup takes time while downloading server files from Steam (size varies by game) Servers auto-update when you restart the container Recommended: Set /mnt/user/appdata/steamcmd for SteamCMD directory (shared across all game servers) Set unique directories for each game's server files (e.g., /mnt/user/appdata/gamename) Game Server RequestsHave a game that needs an Unraid template? Feel free to suggest it! I'm focusing on SteamCMD-based games that don't currently have templates available in Community Applications. Getting SupportWhen posting for support, please include: Game/Server Name - Which game server you're having issues with Docker Run Command - Click the container icon → Edit → View the docker run command at the bottom Container Logs - Click the container icon → Logs (switch to Advanced view) Description of the issue - What's happening vs. what you expected Your Unraid version The more information you provide, the faster I can help! Useful LinksTemplate Repository: https://github.com/MattyStacks/docker-templates Container Repository: https://github.com/mattystacks/steamcmd ContributingFound a bug or have a suggestion? Feel free to: Post in this thread Open an issue on GitHub CreditsThese templates utilize ich777's steamcmd container framework. All credit for the underlying container architecture goes to ich777, whose work has been instrumental to the Unraid game server community. I'm simply extending support to additional games using his proven foundation. Thanks for using my templates! Happy gaming! 🎮

No, just foundry, it's like Satisfactory it's in early access.

@ich777 I saw on the main page that you aren't accepting requests for any more game servers. I wanna run foundry. Could I just use your repo as the source, and deploy a new template?

I figured the issue out a little later. Posting the solution now. I needed to make a copy of the serverconfig.xml, and named it serverconfig_new.xml. Then I changed it in the docker configuration page GAME_PARAMS to -configfile=serverconfig_new.xml -logfile 7DaysToDie_Data/output_log.txt $@. After that 7DTD worked just fine. Thanks for the work on the container.

7DTD docker log.txtHey all I'm running into an issue with the 7DTD container. I got it started with no issue.I shut down the container. I make the changes to the serverconfig.xml then start it back up. As soon as I start it back up my changes seemed to get revered back to the default. I did make sure that the files saved, by exiting, and opening it back up, and it does save, but the second I start the container back up it wipes the file. Has anyone else run into this, and figured out a way to not have it wipe?

I guess I would add to the question with are there like a settings.xml or another configuration file you could set up https with? I agree with the VPN comment, because I wouldn't open up my NAS externally. I would still like my NAS to be configured for https. I could see small offices that might also like this functionality.

Limetech is currently working on a container that should be better supported than this one. The main thing I don't like about using a VM, is the additional overhead in resources that using another OS requires.

I have submitted a ticket to code 42 requesting that they change the link to a more generic "latest" link. That way if you do attempt to create a new container you should be able to just download the latest version, and not have to do a download then an upgrade. This would still require a change on the source repository. However, the link would only have to be changed one more time in the source repository.

I'm running into an issue after the update as well. I attempted to even clear out my crashplan docker configuration directory, and start with a new container and image. It just now sits on "upgrading" when opening the GUI in windows.

Hey just wondering if this was going to be updated for 4.2 looking at the install. It looks like it is still pulling from 3.7. JAVACOMMON=`which java` # Downloading Crashplan wget -nv http://download.code42.com/installs/linux/install/CrashPlan/CrashPlan_3.7.0_Linux.tgz -O - | tar -zx -C /tmp # Installation directory Wondering if the new link can be added? http://download.code42.com/installs/linux/install/CrashPlan/CrashPlan_4.2.0_Linux.tgz