tutard.blogg.se - Call of duty waw servers

v /var/codwaw/server.cfg:/home/codwaw/main/server.cfg: Mounts the server.cfg file within the main folder within the container's filesystem. v /var/codwaw/res/usermaps:/home/codwaw/usermaps: Mounts the usermaps folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the usermaps folder within the container's filesystem. I keep any mods I want to install on the server in here. v /var/codwaw/res/mods:/home/codwaw/mods: Mounts the mods folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the mods folder within the container's filesystem. I copied the contents of this from the CoD:WaW installation on my PC.

v /var/codwaw/res/main:/home/codwaw/zone: Mounts the zone folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the zone folder within the container's filesystem.

v /var/codwaw/res/main:/home/codwaw/main: Mounts the main folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the main folder within the container's filesystem. I haven't needed any other ports exposed but YMMV. p 28960:28960 -p 28960:28960/udp: This forwards TCP & UDP ports 28960 (the default CoD Server Port) to the docker host. This will automatically and interactively attach to the container on start.

To restart a stopped container, use the command docker start -ai.

You can attach later by running docker attach.

You could also use -dit here instead, which would start the container detached.

You'll need this to be able to type into the CoD console. it: This runs the docker container in interactive, pseudo-tty mode. Matracey/world-at-war +set sv_authorizemode '-1' +exec server.cfg +map_rotate v /var/codwaw/games_mp.log:/home/codwaw/main/games_mp.log \ v /var/codwaw/server.cfg:/home/codwaw/main/server.cfg \ v /var/codwaw/res/usermaps:/home/codwaw/usermaps \ v /var/codwaw/res/mods:/home/codwaw/mods \ v /var/codwaw/res/zone:/home/codwaw/zone \ v /var/codwaw/res/main:/home/codwaw/main \