#It is also possible, it's in the readme.
jade moss
Docker stock install fails. Here's the whole transcript starting in an empty folder:
keen jacinth
Can you share Windrose logs as well?
jade moss
Only logs are in the local steam folder and it looks like steamcmd is failing. I can run steamcmd just fine from the CL in /home/windrose as user windrose and get the steamcmd prompt
keen jacinth
Based on the logs, it looks like container cannot connect to internet
What OS are you using? Arch based or Debian based?
Please do the following
docker stop windrose
docker run --rm --network container:windrose nicolaka/netshoot nslookup steamcmd.net
docker run --rm --dns 8.8.8.8 alpine nslookup steamcmd.net
cat /etc/resolv.conf
nslookup steamcmd.net
docker info | grep -i dns
Please share the output from running above commends
Take a look here, that person had the similar problem https://github.com/UberDudePL/windrose-dedicated-server-docker/discussions/8
jade moss
I tried what you suggested in the linked post. didn't help. This is an atomic cannon to swat a fly. Docker should not be necessary. Wine64 runs the server just fine except it doesn't open the damn ports as specified in the config. They implemented the exotic but fragile ticket system before doing the simple thing first.
I have multiple dedicated game servers on my home box and they all work perfectly. Some are steam native. others are wine based. No issues.
keen jacinth
Well, looks like the devs are learning still on this decidacted server. I can see that you have 127.0.0.53 DNS. Docker cannot use it. Can you modify docker-compose.yml to use Network Mode: Bridge?