Setting up a Project Zomboid dedicated server & all seems to be running well.
Only gripe I have is the log path that's TAIL'd via 'entrypoint.sh' is LGSM's...the 5min MONITOR log
What I see today:
...
Aug 28 18:05:13.657 pzserver: MONITOR: INFO: * Server CPU Model: AMD Ryzen 3 3100 4-Core Processor
Aug 28 18:05:13.659 pzserver: MONITOR: INFO: * Server CPU Frequency: 3600.000
Aug 28 18:05:13.660 pzserver: MONITOR: INFO: * Server RAM: 32GB
Aug 28 18:05:13.661 pzserver: MONITOR: INFO: * Server Disk: 196G
Aug 28 18:05:13.667 pzserver: MONITOR: INFO: LinuxGSM version: v22.1.0
Aug 28 18:05:13.668 pzserver: MONITOR: PASS: core_exit.sh exiting with code: 0
...
Would be optimal, to me, to be able to utilize an ENV variable, instead of redirecting/merging the .../Zomboid/Logs via VOLUME into the LGSM 'log/script' folder (hacky, but SHOULD work)
FROM:
./${GAMESERVER} details
tail -f log/script/*
# with no command, just spawn a running container suitable for exec's
TO:
./${GAMESERVER} details
tail -f {LOGPATHTOTAIL}/*
# with no command, just spawn a running container suitable for exec's
...unless I'm missing something quiet obvious (Docker being still relatively new for me)
Setting up a Project Zomboid dedicated server & all seems to be running well.
Only gripe I have is the log path that's TAIL'd via 'entrypoint.sh' is LGSM's...the 5min MONITOR log
What I see today:
Would be optimal, to me, to be able to utilize an ENV variable, instead of redirecting/merging the .../Zomboid/Logs via VOLUME into the LGSM 'log/script' folder (hacky, but SHOULD work)
FROM:
TO:
...unless I'm missing something quiet obvious (Docker being still relatively new for me)