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I also cant ping the resulting instance, does azure forward ICMP packets to the machine? what modifications do I need to make to your dockerfile to get the instance to respond to a |
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Which port did you use when adding the server IP to Steam's favourites? A friend of mine has a server hosted @nitrado in Germany and I could only find it in Steam when using a swiss VPN although I'm from Germany. Maybe try a VPN nearer to your Azure data center? (at least for finding it via Steam, connecting via IP:port should be possible without VPN) |
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I tried adding What kind of test can I do to make sure that I'm not getting blocked by some firewall? |
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You need to add it with port 2457 but I just tried and I can not find a game on that host either. |
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@InB4DevOps I actually literally just now rebooted it, but that ties into my other question:
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Usually I can connect to the server as soon as I see that
I also have those lines in my log so I wouldn't be concerned. |
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I just checked: I have that message "Connections 0 ZDOS:xxxxxx sent:0 recv:0" every 10 minutes so that does not seem to be related to the server start but it's rather a periodic log message. |
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I also just put a little nginx app up on port 80, and its visible without any issues. It does bother me that these containers dont respond to ICMP packets but then i dont understand how dockers "EXPOSE" is supposed to work with icmp. anyways, I dont think its a firewall issue, I think that the machine is exposed on port 2456. |
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I have the same port setup as you and when I add my server on port 2456 then Steam won't find a game. It does work on 2457. |
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BTW: your config - is that a docker compose file? Look at https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/port/ and make sure that docker uses the ports you are expecting it to use :) |
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Valheim-Server-1402 is the name of my Valheim container.
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No, it just means that the server wasn't running and now it is. Whenever you first start the container this is expected. The reason why we always use restart is because people might want to enforce an update check on a running container by calling |
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thanks @InB4DevOps, @lloesche , it was running this whole time on 2457. Before I call this issue closed, i just created a steam dedicated server token here: https://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers, but im not familiar with |
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So, umm, can you connect now? :) |
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@InB4DevOps Yes I can connect it and this issue is closed! Thanks for your help. |
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Thanks for the docker container here! I played a bunch on a friends hosted machine, he had to go but I wanted to keep playing, this got me thinking it would be nice to host our game on a dedicated machine.
So I'm trying to get it running in an azure container. My config:
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azure container create
with the above file yields some fairly promising output:after which the updater and some steam related daemon continue to occasionally produce output.
But my server is never listed, nor is it anything other than "not responding" from the steam servers list
Some questions:
Any help is appreicated
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