Ever since the Unrooted Release, several docker implementations on certain NAS software including QNAP and others, users are unable to fire up the container due to TModLoader being unable to access directories.
I've explored other implementations of game servers on Docker, including the most popular Minecraft one itzg/docker-minecraft-server, and they don't use a lower privileged account.
I've decided to support the maximum number of users, I will be rolling back and using root to execute the containers.
Those concerned with security should explore proper host security on their OS hosting the Docker container.
This upcoming release will also change the directory mapping of worlds and mods to a common /data location, assuming the newer directory structure plays nice. The upcoming PR will document these changes.
JACOBSMILE
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1 year ago
Ever since the Unrooted Release, several docker implementations on certain NAS software including QNAP and others, users are unable to fire up the container due to TModLoader being unable to access directories.
I've explored other implementations of game servers on Docker, including the most popular Minecraft one itzg/docker-minecraft-server, and they don't use a lower privileged account.
I've decided to support the maximum number of users, I will be rolling back and using root to execute the containers.
Those concerned with security should explore proper host security on their OS hosting the Docker container.
This upcoming release will also change the directory mapping of worlds and mods to a common /data location, assuming the newer directory structure plays nice. The upcoming PR will document these changes.