[Docker] 7 days to die server using LinuxGSM with backups, monitor, auto-installable mods and more

[vinanrra]

7 days to die server using LinuxGSM in Docker with backups, monitor, auto-installable mods and more







https://github.com/vinanrra/Docker-7DaysToDie#features



Features

• Multi-version you can choose which version you want to play, more info
  
• Auto-installable mods, more info.
  
• Automatic Backups, more info also check parameters info.
  
• Monitor if server crash will be restarted, more info.
  
• Alerts if server require your attention, more info.
  
• User/Group Identifiers, more info.
  

Information

• If you want to change any server settings, edit /path/to/ServerFiles/sdtdserver.xml
  
• Read EVERYTHING to avoid any errors, if you have any problems open a GitHub ticket.
  

Usage



Parameters



Updating Info



Support Info



Thanks

• LinuxGSM - For the awesome script
  
• Linuxserver - For readme structure and all the info.
  
• Linuxserver Base Image - For the user script.
  
• Codestation Reddit User - Permission problems with volumes
  

Donations


If you want to buy me a beer here, you can

 

[Prisma501]

Noice. Im allready running via docker containers. Using pterodactyl.

Might give it a shot to test on a dull moment.

Cheers

 

[vinanrra]

Thx, tell me if u find any bug :smile-new:

 

[Vampirenostra]

docker image is cool, like java))) we use it a lot in development. Could you update the image to 18 latest experimental? than I can give it a try! Just a plain vanilla version.

 

[Prisma501]

docker image is cool, like java))) we use it a lot in development. Could you update the image to 18 latest experimental? than I can give it a try! Just a plain vanilla version.

It's using LGSM. You can install any version you want by adjusting START_MODE.

Cheers

 

[vinanrra]

docker image is cool, like java))) we use it a lot in development. Could you update the image to 18 latest experimental? than I can give it a try! Just a plain vanilla version.

Chech this:

https://github.com/vinanrra/Docker-7DaysToDie#start-modes

Like Prisma501 said, you just need to adjust START_MODE

 

[vinanrra]

I have updated the scripts and now they are easier to use

 

[vinanrra]

I have update the output of commands to be more clear and im planing to move the "spam" of the commands to a log.

If anyone see anything to improve or want a new option just write here

 

[vinanrra]

Updated main post and thanks for all the downloads 3k in 2 weeks you guys are amazing :smile-new:

 

[vinanrra]

Updated image, working again.

I have made some change to improve the install method, now with the use of case will be able to check all START_MODE

Thx for the 10K downloads

 

[vinanrra]

I haved updated some scripts and added backup options, if someone can test it could be awesome it is tagged as: vinanrra/7dtd-server:unstable

 

[vinanrra]

Added log folders

Added backup START_MODE

 

[vinanrra]

Hi,

Added TimeZone

Because of the recent changes logs were not showing "correct" timezone thats why i have added the possibility to change it.

 

[vinanrra]

Removed documentation from main post, because of pain to update everytime.

• Improved updated method
  
• Remove useless START_MODES because of new update method
  
• Added alerts when server is down
  

 

[vinanrra]

Added new START_MODE "0" where server is only installed

Added monitorization of server to start up again if server goes down

 

[vinanrra]

Fixed container installation, now the container works again properly.

The container it is compatible with mods

 

[vinanrra]

• Added check space
  
• Installation file has been split
  

In next update i am gonna add mod auto-install, and the docker image will auto install the mod you want it

 

[vinanrra]

Forgot to update the post.

Fixed space check
Fixed duplicate PUID at Readme

 

[TheSeanminator]

Are there any instruction on how to setup this on a NAS Synology?

 

[SylenThunder]

Are there any instruction on how to setup this on a NAS Synology?

Pretty sure that won't meet the minimum required hardware for hosting a server.