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Thank you very much. I will test a few more things and see if I can figure it out.

Yes. Running vanilla Minecraft. I replaced the jar because the launcher wasn't seeing the server and perhaps the update had failed. Logs are attached. The TXT file is the Unraid Docker log output. The other two are today's logs from \appdate\minecraft\logs Let me know if you need anything else. FYI, this is a very old world I'm running. I think I ran it successfully with this docker last year, but honestly I can't recall if I ever got it running (too many things happened at once and I never got to play). Thanks again. Legolad Server Log.txt 2020-10-06-1.log.gz 2020-10-06-2.log.gz

Hello, @ich777. Thanks so much for the excellent MinecraftBasicServer docker for Unraid and all the great support you provide. I have just installed the docker. I allowed it to run as instructed, then I stopped the docker and replaced the jar with the latest jar. I also copied my old minecraft world files into the folder including the server.properties file which points to that old world. Lastly, I forwarded the ports (25565 and 25575) in my router. The server appears to launch just fine. When I look for the server in the Minecraft Launcher, I cannot find it. I'm sure I just missed something simple. Is there a way for me to figure out what I missed?

Thanks. I have seen that but haven't been able to find any documented process specific to Unraid and XFS. If I have to I'll try that, but I am hoping for some input based on direct experience with 6.8.x. Thanks!

I was using the console in 6.8.3 and accidentally deleted an entire folder of media files. I immediately stopped the array and started searching these forums and others. Unfortunately there isn't very much recent information about recovering deleted files. The older posts (10 years old) all reference older non-XFS file systems and their tools. The newer posts mention XFS but don't provide enough detail or specific tools to use. The Unraid docs all reference Reiser, not XFS. (https://wiki.unraid.net/index.php?title=FAQ#How_do_I_recover_data_from_an_unRAID_disk.3F) I know exactly which disk needs the recovery. Is there a current method of file recovery for XFS file system that you folks would trust?