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Modified Akk-Stack help

Good afternoon y'all -

I've gotten my Akk-stack up and running for a while on my local machine and everything works great.

I've been trying to convert it to a container that can run on my Unraid server so I don't need to have my machine up all the time.

For the moment, all I care about are the database and server containers.

I've gotten the db container up and running and successfully switched over from the mariadb docker to my mysql container on unraid.
Akk-stack works fine w/ the mariadb stopped and connected to unraid MySQL.

yay.

next, i created the template for unraid following the docker-compose.yml in the root of akk-stack.

I cloned the akk-stack repo to my unraid server and mapped accordingly.
I fired up the container, hit the console and ran make install, and everything seems to work fine.

Spire is up and running and I'm able to get the server up. No crashes in the logs. Spire Launcher, World, Zone, UCS, LoginServer, QueryServ are all running.

i updated my eqhost.txt file to my server's lan ip and I can see my unraid server in the list - but get the "Error 1017: cannot login to the EverQuest server".

boo.

It has to be a port somewhere, but I'm not sure which.

If I change the eqhost (from 192.168.1.20:5999) back to my local machine (192.168.1.200:5999), I can log into the local docker stack no problem.

This is the docker command output from unraid and it all looks right

Code:

docker run

  -d

  --name='PEQ_Server'

  --net='bridge'

  --pids-limit 2048

  -e TZ="America/Chicago"

  -e HOST_OS="Unraid"

  -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Guardian"

  -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="PEQ_Server"

  -e 'SPIRE_PORT'='3000'

  -e 'SPIRE_ADMIN_PASSWORD'='XXXXXXXXX'

  -e 'SERVER_PASSWORD'='XXXXXXXXX'

  -e 'EQEMU_DB_PASSWORD'='eqemu'

  -e 'PEQ_EDITOR_PASSWORD'='XXXXXXXXX'

  -e 'IP_ADDRESS'='192.168.1.20'

  -e 'PORT_RANGE_HIGH'='7030'

  -e 'TZ'='US/Central'

  -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman

  -p '2222:22/tcp'

  -p '2222:22/udp'

  -p '8085:8080/tcp'

  -p '9001:9001/tcp'

  -p '9001:9001/udp'

  -p '9000:9000/tcp'

  -p '9000:9000/udp'

  -p '5999:5999/tcp'

  -p '5999:5999/udp'

  -p '5998:5998/tcp'

  -p '5998:5998/udp'

  -p '6000:6000/tcp'

  -p '7778:7778/tcp'

  -p '7778:7778/udp'

  -p '7000-7030:7000-7030/udp'

  -p '3000-3001:3000-3001/tcp'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/server/':'/home/eqemu/server':'rw'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/code/':'/home/eqemu/code':'rw'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/assets/':'/home/eqemu/assets':'rw'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/build-cache/':'/home/eqemu/.ccache':'rw'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/spire-assets/':'/home/eqemu/.cache':'rw'

  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/eqemu/server/var-log/':'/var/log':'rw'

  --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE

  --add-host=mariadb:192.168.1.20 'akkadius/eqemu-server:v15'

Code:

{

 "server": {

  "zones": {

   "defaultstatus": "0",

   "ports": {

    "low": "7000",

    "high": "7030"

   }

  },

  "qsdatabase": {

   "db": "peq",

   "host": "192.168.1.20",

   "port": "3306",

   "username": "eqemu",

   "password": "eqemu"

  },

  "ucs": {

   "host": "0.0.0.0",

   "port": "7778"

  },

  "world": {

   "api": {

    "enabled": false

   },

   "address": "0.0.0.0",

   "localaddress": "127.0.0.1",

   "loginserver1": {

    "port": "5998",

    "account": "",

    "password": "",

    "host": "login.eqemulator.net",

    "legacy": "1"

   },

   "loginserver2": {

    "account": "",

    "password": "",

    "host": "127.0.0.1",

    "port": "5998"

   },

   "loginserver3": {

    "account": "",

    "password": "",

    "host": "login.projecteq.net",

    "port": "5998"

   },

   "tcp": {

    "ip": "0.0.0.0",

    "port": "9001"

   },

   "telnet": {

    "ip": "0.0.0.0",

    "port": "9000",

    "enabled": "true"

   },

   "key": "blah blah",

   "shortname": "Nosfentoras Unraid Server",

   "longname": "Nosfentoras Unraid Server"

  },

  "database": {

   "db": "peq",

   "host": "192.168.1.20",

   "port": "3306",

   "username": "eqemu",

   "password": "eqemu"

  },

  "files": {

   "opcodes": "assets/opcodes/opcodes.conf",

   "mail_opcodes": "assets/opcodes/mail_opcodes.conf"

  },

  "directories": {

   "patches": "assets/patches/",

   "opcodes": "assets/opcodes/"

  }

 },

 "web-admin": {

  "version": "1.0.0",

  "application": {

   "key": "blah blah",

   "admin": {

    "password": "XXXXXXXX"

   }

  },

  "launcher": {

   "runSharedMemory": true,

   "runLoginserver": true,

   "runQueryServ": true,

   "runUcs": true,

   "isRunning": false,

   "minZoneProcesses": 5,

   "staticZones": "butcher,erudnext,freporte,qeynos,freeporte,oot,iceclad,nro,oasis,nedaria,abysmal,natimbi,timorous,firiona,overthere",

   "updateOpcodesOnStart": true,

   "deleteLogFilesOlderThanDays": 1

  },

  "quests": {

   "hotReload": true

  },

  "serverCodePath": "/home/eqemu/code/"

 },

 "spire": {

  "encryption_key": "blah blah",

  "launcher_start": true

 }

}

Any suggestions?

Welp... I think I got it figured out (or at least I got it to work)

Server Public Address 0.0.0.0 and Local Address to 192.168.1.20

(I SWEAR I tried this combo before)

At first I also set the unraid network type to HOST, and it worked.
I switched back to BRIDGE and it still works.

Anyhow - hope this thread helps someone....

I've been using this docker for a couple of weeks now and it seemed to work great, until i went to start the server today and noticed the pre-flight showed some errors.

I went to the console and ran the update, but world asks if i want to run the update, but gives me no opportunity to give input.

Quote:

How do i get it to run the input? And what did i miss updating that a bunch of sql are missing?

I re-ran make install and saw that world takes parameters

Running
cd ~/server && ./bin/world database:updates

seems to have gotten me what I needed