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steamcmd does not install on first docker run (no config) #12
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Did you try it again after that? I just tried it without mounting a volume, and it worked (macOS here), up to a point. There's definitely a bug regarding not mounting a volume, but I'll open a separate issue on that. It installs and starts fine, just crashes at the very end. I'll have a look if supporting Windows is possible and get back to you on that. |
Everything worked great after mounting a volume on a nix host, thanks! |
./start.sh: line 221: /steamcmd/rust/RustDedicated: No such file or directory still an issue? |
@dakkafex It's only an issue if you're not (correctly) mounting a volume, or if there was an issue installing the Rust server via steamcmd. |
still an issue |
first run:
docker run --name rust-server didstopia/rust-server
I'm guessing because the volume isn't linked yet? Anyway, the container works great under an Ubuntu host once you pass it all the required options and link a volume.
May be unrelated - but on a Windows host the installer never seems to be able to copy the files from the
steamapps/downloading
folder to the root of the volume - failing with the samecouldn't execute "/steamcmd/rust/RustDedicated": no such file or directory
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