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mtoensing / Docker-Minecraft-Bedrock-Server

Starts a Minecraft BEDROCK Server (PE Pocket Edition) for iOS, iPhone, iPad, XBOX and Windows.
https://hub.docker.com/r/marctv/minecraft-bedrock-server
MIT License
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Lost my world? #26

Closed djjdubb closed 3 years ago

djjdubb commented 3 years ago

I attempted to update to the new version yesterday by stopping my server, downloading the new image, going into containers, right clicking the container, clicking Reset, and then starting the server back up.

The server did start back up, however it started with a brand new world. When I went into the image settings for the server, I noticed that the volume configuration was no longer present.

If I explore the files on the NAS just using the UI, I do not see the files for my world anywhere. Wondering if my world is completely lost, or perhaps the files exist but I just can't see them from the UI for some reason?

I also tried SSH and giving myself root access to see if something was obscured via the UI, but I came up empty there as well.

Anyone have any suggestions here, or does it sound like I'm out of luck? I feel like I may just not be looking in the right place.

mtoensing commented 3 years ago

Maybe you forgot to link external volumes? This has nothing to do with the container itself because volumes are a basic Docker feature.

djjdubb commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the reply, Marc!

If I had forgotten to link external volumes, does that mean the files wouldn't exist anywhere at this point?

mtoensing commented 3 years ago

Yes. They are lost. The lived inside the container and you deleted the container. Sorry. Please refer to my YouTube video how to start the container with external volumes. https://youtu.be/jbyuWkF0RNQ

I am sorry.