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Didstopia / rust-server

Provides a dedicated linux server for Rust (the game) running inside a Docker container.
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No RustDedicated_Data/Managed existing for me. #89

Closed Tikomatura closed 3 years ago

Tikomatura commented 3 years ago

Well, I personally don't know too much about dockers, and such as our dev/host is taking care of that but recently I tried to install Rust: IO ( http://playrust.io/manual/#!index.md#Installation ) just as Discord Core ( https://umod.org/extensions/discord ). Quickly I came to a dead end. No RustDedicated_Data/Managed is existing. I asked my dev if he could build it in somehow as I might just have missing permissions to view folder x or y but he said those are actually just not existing while running through a docker. Now, we've been looking for a workaround for a while now but I finally decided to just ask here. Here's a screenshot from my view for reference https://i.imgur.com/CGv4vLS.png

I should also add that whenever I tell my dev that I had access to those folders on my previous host ( deinserverhost.de ), he tells me that he can't interfere with rusts source and deinserverhost probably has custom images and such setup.

Does anyone know how to install such extensions on a docker? I'd be very grateful!

Btw, I don't really know anything about how to work with dockers/containers and such myself just yet. My dev is fully providing this service in form of game server hosting for me while I just take care of normal rust plugins, the players, etc. I'm sorry if the answer is obvious or this is the wrong category or such. I just kind of started to run out of options on how to improvise about certain things. That's how I ended up here.

Sincerely, -RustyMain -Tikomatura

Blastorios commented 3 years ago

Hi Tikomatura,

If you use Didstopia's Image, the RustDedicated_Data/Managed directory is created automatically. If you can access your Docker instance through the command line, you will find it by doing:

user@somewhere: docker exec -it <instance name> /bin/bash
root@insidecontainer: cd steamcmd/rust/RustDedicated_Data/Managed

More conveniently, the directory you're looking for will be coupled to a locally accessible directory if you created a persistent volume (by simply providing a -v ./path/to/local/volume:/steamcmd/rust as described in the readme). ./path/to/local/volume will now contain the exact same data as your Rust server is using.

Hope this clarifies some issues you're facing

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