13 minutes ago, rigultru said:

I've setup some Docker game server containers via Unraid for Rust, V Rising, Conan Exiles, and DayZ. I cannot figure out why external access to the servers is not working for me. I know it's not my firewall.

Can you please share a bit more details about your setup and how that you set up the containers and if you changed anything in the templates?

 

Screenshots from the templates? You configurations? ...?

 

Maybe lets start with Valheim or V-Rising

 

Without that it's really hard to troubleshoot.

 

14 minutes ago, rigultru said:

I thought maybe Unraid had a firewall of its own - but I am reading it does not.

Exactly.

11 minutes ago, ich777 said:

Can you please share a bit more details about your setup and how that you set up the containers and if you changed anything in the templates?

 

Screenshots from the templates? You configurations? ...?

 

Maybe lets start with Valheim or V-Rising

 

Without that it's really hard to troubleshoot.

 

Exactly.

 

It's a flat network, just 1 subnet for LAN. Router on a stick.

 

I downloaded the V RIsing Docker container from the Unraid Apps tab.

 

I left the default ports, 9876, 9877 (I used these ports on my previous setup).

 

 

ServerHostSettings matching

 

I feel like it's something really simple I'm overlooking...

1 minute ago, rigultru said:

I feel like it's something really simple I'm overlooking...

Listen on EOS has to be true if you want your server listed in the server browser.

 

BTW, have you read the description about changing ports in the configuration that you also have to delete the old ports in the template and create new ones?

 

I'm not 100% sure but if you set secure, don't you also have to set a password?

8 minutes ago, ich777 said:

Listen on EOS has to be true if you want your server listed in the server browser.

 

BTW, have you read the description about changing ports in the configuration that you also have to delete the old ports in the template and create new ones?

 

I'm not 100% sure but if you set secure, don't you also have to set a password?

 

Ok right - list on Steam and Listen on EOS are disabled - but attempting to direct connect with publicIP:port hangs. Direct connect via internalIP:port is OK.

 

I didn't change the V Rising docker container server from the default ports.

 

I did change the ports for my other docker servers, so maybe that's why they are not working.

 

By delete the old port templates, you just mean use the "remove" button on the docker container port field and then add new ones?

 

I'm going to try starting fresh with just V Rising and see where it gets me.

37 minutes ago, ich777 said:

Oui...

 

Blague à part, sur quel système exécutez-vous le conteneur (CPU/Carte mère/RAM) ?

 

Pouvez-vous fournir une capture d'écran de votre modèle Docker ? Êtes-vous sûr que le partage sur lequel se trouve le jeu y reste réellement et n'est pas déplacé vers le tableau ou le disque que vous utilisez ?

 

Quelle quantité de ressources le conteneur utilise-t-il, cela devrait ressembler à ceci (j'ai un processeur Intel i5-10600 à 12 cœurs, le serveur devrait osciller entre 3 et 8 % d'utilisation lorsqu'il est vide et complètement démarré avec environ 14 à 15 Go de Utilisation de la RAM) :

(il s'agit d'une instance complètement fraîchement installée et oui, elle ne dit rien de plus sur le serveur de démarrage puisque le journal est aujourd'hui écrit dans un fichier)

1 minute ago, rigultru said:

Ok right - list on Steam and Listen on EOS are disabled - but attempting to direct connect with publicIP:port hangs. Direct connect via internalIP:port is OK.

Then it has something to do with your routing.

If it's a simple network check again the ports and the protocol in your router, otherwise it can't be much else.

 

2 minutes ago, rigultru said:

I did change the ports for my other docker servers, so maybe that's why they are not working.

That's what I was talking about.

 

2 minutes ago, rigultru said:

By delete the old port templates, you just mean use the "remove" button on the docker container port field and then add new ones?

Exactly, to match your config, look for example at the pinned post on top of this thread for Valheim (where you have to set a variable for the port and not change the config) and then create a new port entry if you want to change the port.

1 minute ago, sechag said:

In your screenshots I don't see the container where I can see how much RAM and CPU it uses, go to your Docker page and enable Advanced View in the top right corner.

 

If the container does not restart and uses about 14GB of RAM it is running, the first startup can take quite some time so please be patient and be sure to tick the right boxes when you search it in the server browser.

2 hours ago, ich777 said:

Dans vos captures d'écran, je ne vois pas le conteneur dans lequel je peux voir la quantité de RAM et de CPU qu'il utilise, accédez à votre page Docker et activez l'affichage avancé dans le coin supérieur droit.

 

Si le conteneur ne redémarre pas et utilise environ 14 Go de RAM en cours d'exécution, le premier démarrage peut prendre un certain temps, alors soyez patient et assurez-vous de cocher les bonnes cases lorsque vous le recherchez dans le navigateur du serveur.

2 minutes ago, sechag said:

Out of curiosity why are you using both 27015 & 27020? Both ports share the purpose of having the server show up in steams list of servers. It's like calling your own phone number, you get a busy signal. 

5 hours ago, ich777 said:

Then it has something to do with your routing.

If it's a simple network check again the ports and the protocol in your router, otherwise it can't be much else.

 

That's what I was talking about.

 

Exactly, to match your config, look for example at the pinned post on top of this thread for Valheim (where you have to set a variable for the port and not change the config) and then create a new port entry if you want to change the port.

Hey, thank you for your help. I knew it was much simpler than I was making it out to be.

 

I re-installed the V Rising docker container and followed your steps and it is working fine now.

 

Thanks for putting this together, this is great. So nice to be able to consolidate these game servers into Unraid Docker.

So i've been using the Beam MP container for a while now but with the most recent 3.1.3 update of the game server files they changed the file name from BeamMP-Server-Linux to BeamMP-Server-Ubuntu / BeamMP-Server-Debbian and the contrainer wont update in unraid.

This is from the logs:

---Checking if UID: 99 matches user---
---Checking if GID: 100 matches user---
---Setting umask to 0000---
---Checking for optional scripts---
---No optional script found, continuing---
---Starting...---
---Version Check---
---BeamNG-MP-Server not installed, installing...---
---Something went wrong, can't download BeamNG-MP-Server v3.1.3, putting container in sleep mode---

 

3 hours ago, Suesii said:

So i've been using the Beam MP container for a while now but with the most recent 3.1.3 update of the game server files they changed the file name from BeamMP-Server-Linux to BeamMP-Server-Ubuntu / BeamMP-Server-Debbian and the contrainer wont update in unraid.

Are you really sure that you are on the latest version from the container? I've pushed an update a week ago or I think.

 

It is working fine over here:

 

Please also see this post (you maybe have to delete BeamMP-Server in your server directory) :

 

7 hours ago, sechag said:

Can you please answer questions to? And not only post screenshots? What is not working? I'm really lost helping you here because I have to figure out what exactly is not working instead of you telling me...

 

Anyways I see in this screenshot that you've changed the UDP1 port, if you do it like that, it won't work:

9 hours ago, sechag said:

See the description from the port itself (this is also true for all other ports) :

 

I see in that screenshot that you have specified no server password, have you yet tried to specify a server password and see if it consumes more CPU/RAM?

9 hours ago, sechag said:

 

Have you yet tried delete everything and leave everything as it is in the Docker template?

26 minutes ago, ich777 said:

Are you really sure that you are on the latest version from the container? I've pushed an update a week ago or I think.

 

It is working fine over here:

 

Please also see this post (you maybe have to delete BeamMP-Server in your server directory) :

 

Sweet! Thanks that worked I didn't realize I had to delete the old server file I guess I should of read the thread some more. Got it working now!

On 12/17/2023 at 7:25 PM, ich777 said:

What do you mean with things?

 

If you want to edit your server I would recommend that you look at some guides like here.

 

You only need to edit the GAME_PARAMS

What file do I have to edit?

8 hours ago, astronman said:

What file do I have to edit?

What do you want to change?

10 hours ago, ich777 said:

What do you want to change?

decay scale

1 hour ago, astronman said:

decay scale

Then please take a look here (that's exactly the same that I've already linked).

It's right there and I assume you know where your game files are on your server.

On 11/23/2023 at 3:31 PM, ich777 said:

The container checks for updates on each container start.

 

EDIT: Sorry I completely overlooked the post with your question about the server password, is this already solved?

Yes I got it solved

On 11/23/2023 at 3:31 PM, ich777 said:

The container checks for updates on each container start.

I suddenly can't find the server in the server list after the game update.

I've already reinstalled Docker but the problem persists. The server is not found.

Hey folks,

 

I was able to get the V Rising container working well. I'm having issues with the Sons of the Forest. I am just using the default config, and not making any changes to ports.

 

I wasn't able to see the game in the server list or direct connect to it with publicip:port or privateip:port - I've verified the ports are open and forwarded. The network test at server startup also passes with all 3 ports open.

 

The only thing strange I noticed is when installing the container, it shows the first 3 image IDs already in use. Any other ideas or things to look for with this container?

 

*Interesting though - the server shows in the LAN list and I can connect from there. Lanonly is set to false in the config. So seems even though it finds the ports are open, it is not forwarding properly.

 

**Ah - figured it out. I have a Pfsense firewall and didn't realize what type of NAT I was using. I'm using NAT + Proxy. I added privateIP:PORT to the IP parameter in the config file - now I can connect via the LAN menu and external can connect via dedicated menu.

 

The other option on Pfsense is to use Pure NAT. This would create a hairpin NAT so I would be able to connect via publicIP:port in the dedicated menu as well as external. This doesn't really matter to me, so just left it with NAT + Proxy..works for me.

 

Edited December 20, 20232 yr by rigultru
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Hi, I'm a bit inexperienced with Unraid and completely new to Valheim and the docker server.

 

I started playing Valheim on Win11/Steam on a local game a few weeks ago and have now started a dedicated server on my Unraid box using Ich777s docker. 

 

How can I go about copying my world from my local windows box to my dedicated server? 

 

Thanks a ton for making this docker and doing all this support

8 minutes ago, cakeman said:

Hi, I'm a bit inexperienced with Unraid and completely new to Valheim and the docker server.

 

I started playing Valheim on Win11/Steam on a local game a few weeks ago and have now started a dedicated server on my Unraid box using Ich777s docker. 

 

How can I go about copying my world from my local windows box to my dedicated server? 

 

Thanks a ton for making this docker and doing all this support

You should be able to just:

1. stop the server
2. Find your local saved world in `%localappdata%low/IronGate/Valheim/worlds_local/`
3. Copy your .db and and .fwl for your server name
4. Paste it in `/mnt/user/appdata/valheim/.config/unity3d/IronGate/Valheim/worlds_local/`
5. start server.

This assumes you haven't changed any defaults.

3 minutes ago, dlchamp said:

You should be able to just:

1. stop the server
2. Find your local saved world in `%localappdata%low/IronGate/Valheim/worlds_local/`
3. Copy your .db and and .fwl for your server name
4. Paste it in `/mnt/user/appdata/valheim/.config/unity3d/IronGate/Valheim/worlds_local/`
5. start server.

This assumes you haven't changed any defaults.

Thanks for the reply..

 

I'll add one thing that I figured out..

 

If you dont have a ../worlds_local/ folder, its being saved in the Steam Cloud instead. Run Valheim, and after clicking Start Game, click "Manage Saves" .. then choose the World tab and "Move to Local" button.

 

Now, fingers crossed, Im going to go see how this works

14 minutes ago, cakeman said:

Thanks for the reply..

 

I'll add one thing that I figured out..

 

If you dont have a ../worlds_local/ folder, its being saved in the Steam Cloud instead. Run Valheim, and after clicking Start Game, click "Manage Saves" .. then choose the World tab and "Move to Local" button.

 

Now, fingers crossed, Im going to go see how this works

Yeah, I forgot they added that.  Fortunately when I did this recently, my original save was local already.