Closed bkuhl closed 8 years ago
Hey bkuhl - I haven't seen this before. What's your iptables look like?
Hey, I suggest changing the port because it doesn't work if you set the same port ( on my machine ) because of some conflict. Didn't look to far into this issue because I run Factorio on a server. And to test the image locally, changing the port was sufficient... Bud honestly, I didn't do a lot of testing on port numbers and in running the image locally. I've exposed a couple on the Internet and had some running on a local network... I've never had any problem with it... I've just noticed a bug bud it's in factorio itself when playing with the "same" character on different PC's and with steam cloud sync. Things get a bit messed up and rebooting the container fixes the problem.
I'm sorry to leave you like that bud I don't really have a lot of time lately. Hope you find the root cause and if changing anything in the dockefile can help, just make a pull request.
By no means would I expect you to provide support for running a server. Thanks for your response and providing this docker container.
I have a running thread on the forums about this as well - https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=25367&p=160242
@bkach I believe iptables are correct given that I'm seeing logs within the container due to a successful connection. Rancher manages iptables based on the port/traffic information I provide in the GUI.
I'm going to close this issue.
Sorry I couldn't help
Thanks for putting together this image - on alpine of all distros! I use Rancher so I appreciate the ability to quickly spin up a game server. I understand you won't provide support for running a server, but I'm curious if you've seen this issue before.
I'm redirecting port
3000
to34197
on the host but am unable to establish a connection. I'm having trouble determining the cause of the issue. It keeps saying connection is already in progress.Have you seen this before?
//cc @alexknutson
https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/486my5/issues_with_factorio_servers/ was an interesting read, but you suggested changing the port if running locally so I'm guessing you've successfully redirected the port?