Does it is possible to run pumpkin in pterodactyl?

[supple nacelle]

Ive tried to run the rust docker image with the pumpking files but it wont work at all.

[fallow mesa]

oh

it says "Read only file system"

it can't install rust

[supple nacelle]

hey sorry, what does this exactly mean?

the image has been downloaded and installed

could be something wrong with the image by itself?

[fallow mesa]

From the error i can say that rustup (the program which downloads and manages rust) fails to download rust because it says that the file system is read only

the image should be fine

[supple nacelle]

so this problem is not on my end?

[fallow mesa]

or wait

i just saw the last message

it says "Out of memory"

Maybe the problem is that there is not enough Storage or RAM

[supple nacelle]

actually not, im running the instance with 8gb ram

[fallow mesa]

what about Storage ?

[supple nacelle]

unlimited

[fallow mesa]

how much Storage your PC has left?

espacilly the drive where the docker container is running

also can you may give me the output from docker info

[supple nacelle]

sorry for the delay, im running pterodactyl on my dedicated server, there’s 64gb ram and 2tb ssd

i think it shouldn’t be an issue regarding memory or storage maybe

[frank plaza]

How much storage have you set for the container for the game?

Also, this might be that pterodactyl doesn't allow things to write to /tmp

Cause it tries to sandbox things

No wait I misread

Yeah this is definitely a sandboxing thing

Ah

Hes

Yes

The docker script is trying to run rustup

And rustup requires permissions to change the rust files

Pterodactyl limits permissions, so it can't

We'd have to remove rustup from docker config @fallow mesa

[supple nacelle]

i’ve setup 10 gigs

[supple nacelle]

i think it might be this

[frank plaza]

Yea, specifically not /tmp tho but the rust install dir

I'll look at fixing this in a second

[supple nacelle]

thanks!

[paper glade]

Is there a reason were compiling pumpkin in the image instead of shipping a precompiled binary?

[frank plaza]

changes too often to have a precompiled binary

[fallow mesa]

i think he may want something like: https://github.com/Snowiiii/Pumpkin/issues/125

[paper glade]

What about just publishing it automatically with github CI?

[supple nacelle]

does someone has any idea of what it could be done in this situation?

i am not sure if its pterodactyl rust image related or maybe pterodactyl limits

[fallow mesa]

sure, im really not familiar with docker don't think i can help here

[paper glade]

make a docker image that uses a precompiled binary (compiled on your pc)

[rose beacon]

You'd have to cross compile through

[prisma gazelle]

You dont need to build an image or anything. It can all be done through the egg install script (it builds the latest version when you install the server, meaning you can simply reinstall to update to the latest version). I can send you a copy if you want. There is no variables or anything but it works perfectly fine. Once I put variables on it i'll release it 🙂

[supple nacelle]

can you please! 🙏

[prisma gazelle]

Ok give me a moment

[prisma gazelle]

Here is the pterodactyl egg if anyone else wants it. There is no toml parser in pterodactyl so the port is set when you install the server. Maybe ill mess with the file parser soon but its easy enough just to edit the config. All i really cared about was if the port was updated when you first install so you can instantly connect.

Also instead of compiling in the egg when you install, i'm just compiling automatic weekly builds on github (https://github.com/pedrotski/pumpkin-builder/releases) and the egg will pull the latest version if you reinstall. There is something funky that happens if you try and recompile again in docker that I honestly, couldn't be bothered messing with right now. This also means the server installs very fast too.

https://github.com/ghostcap-gaming/pterodactyl-eggs/tree/main/games/minecraft/pumpkin

[fallow mesa]

Looks very cool, Good job!

[heavy urchin]

is your image made for pterodactyl?

[supple nacelle]

yep

sorry for the delay message

but now its working since pedro did the image specifically for ptero

also @fallow mesa sorry for ping, but this project is insane, running minecraft in less than 1gb is something i thought wouldnt be possible tbh

huge project

excited for new updates

[fallow mesa]

thanks 😄

[supple nacelle]

just a curious question, when the project gets more and more updates until they got like world generation with bioms/vegetation and stuff like standard minecraft, it should be able to run in even with less than 1gb? or it will increase it i lil bit?

[fallow mesa]

its hard to say because on on side more features usally takes more resources. On the other hand pumpkin is currently not that super optimized and im more about getting stuff done then making is super duper optimized (which takes time). Currently we save chunks in RAM which is not that ideal, I predict when for example World Saving is merged that Resource usage will shrink. There are also serverial other optimations which can be done

But im confident that it is and will be possible to run Pumpkin below 1GB of RAM

[supple nacelle]

insane!

excited to see world generation and stuff going on

[fallow mesa]

me as well 😄

[prisma gazelle]

Even if pumpkin doesn't get world generation, we could generate the world in pterodactyl using default java first on the install. Could also be done from a seed and then when its actually running it just uses pumpkin

[supple nacelle]

interesting, but u will have to pre render at least a good amount of chunks to be “playable”

[atomic relic]

It usually means dont start from android

[limber jolt]

or like a docker compose

[steep abyss]

what is that ?

[fallow mesa]

GLIBC is missing

[steep abyss]

i don't know what it is 😅

i m sorry i'm new to linux and server and all of that

its my first server

[fallow mesa]

ah okay, did you tested Pumpkin localy ?

@tulip stream i found this https://jeonghye-choi.medium.com/how-to-resolve-the-lib-x86-64-linux-gnu-libc-so-6-1a983bcf4721

has this may something to do with https://github.com/Snowiiii/Pumpkin/pull/409/files ?

[steep abyss]

I tested it on a server that I host

its on my local network

[fallow mesa]

i meant if you tested it without docker

[tulip stream]

it updated libgcc from 13.2.1_git20240309-r0 to 14.2.0-r4 so mabey.

[tulip stream]

can you share the pterodactyl files ?

[steep abyss]

how can i do that ?

[tulip stream]

idk i nver used pterodactyl, what egg did you use to run it ?

[steep abyss]

https://github.com/ghostcap-gaming/pterodactyl-eggs/tree/main/games/minecraft/pumpkin

this one

[tulip stream]

has this egg ever worked ?

[steep abyss]

i don't know 🤷‍♂️

[tulip stream]

looks like it is building on ubuntu and then running on debian with diffent libgcc versions

well i guess i should setup pterodactyl and create a proper egg. (usig alpine and building it properly)

ig ill just use Vagrant should be the fastest way to set it up

[steep abyss]

I don't know what it is but thx

[tulip stream]

it basically docker for vms

[tulip stream]

I made a "very" coustomizable egg see #425, that is running on alpine.

[steep abyss]

thank you so much 🙏

may god bless you my savior

[steep abyss]

i don't know what i am supposed to do

[waxen bone]

No offense to whoever made this but this has to be one of the funniest mistakes I've seen

[steep abyss]

whatever what i enter it say the same thing

[waxen bone]

Ok I just looked at the script, set it to true or 1

[steep abyss]

true and false wasn't working so i put 0

and now 1

[waxen bone]

Can you try "0" and "1" (with the quotes)?

[tulip stream]

default is 1 idk what you did

[waxen bone]

Do you maybe have a trailing space in the box?

[steep abyss]

yes

but 0 and 1 work

[waxen bone]

Wait what

Alr then use 0 or 1

Probably use jsut 1

[hybrid crow]

Is that a software?

[tulip stream]

Its pterodactyl

https://pterodactyl.io/

[hybrid crow]

Does it have a built in file manager or do I have to use docker’s file manager thing

[tulip stream]

it has sftp

[hybrid crow]

Mhm, alright thanks

[tulip stream]

ah and a web file manager

forgot about that

[hybrid crow]

Nice

[steep abyss]

Yes

And a Web panel

[hybrid crow]

Cool, what software is it?

[steep abyss]

Pterodactyl

Its free

[hybrid crow]

Oh alright, is there a file management system?

[steep abyss]

Yes

I will show you

Take screenshot

[hybrid crow]

Thanks

[hybrid crow]

I thought you were replying to “is it a software”

Which is why I asked again if it had a file management system

Had to double check

[steep abyss]

oh ok

its a very good software for managing servers

[hybrid crow]

Btw, do you know of a way to hook a IntelliJ to it? Like if I wanna compile a paper plugin, I have it so it gets sent over to a folder on my pc

[steep abyss]

idk i don't use that

[hybrid crow]

Ah alright

[limber jolt]

i think so

[prisma gazelle]

Yes it works fine.

Now you need to change from ghcr.io/pelican-eggs/yolks:debian to ghcr.io/pelican-eggs/yolks:ubuntu

@steep abyss

If you just tagged me I would have told you straight away 😂

[prisma gazelle]

Here is a version that will compile pumpkin from scratch if thats more your style. But doing reinstalls this way breaks things for some reason.

[steep abyss]

😂🥲

[fallow mesa]

@prisma gazelle Pumpkin has now an offical egg

[tropic rain]

Has anyone tried running pumpkin in pterodactyl recently? I tried to get it to work yesterday but couldn't, the official egg got stuck during the installation (I'm guessing it timed out or something, I gave it 12 cores and 32gb of ram so that couldn't be the issue), and the other eggs I was able to find either complained about there not being an executable named pumpkin in the current dir, or a couple times I got it to start but it crashed instantly complaining about a read only file system (yes I tried adding mounts and other stuff)

Also wouldn't it be possible to use the pumpkin docker image so that the pterodactyl server doesn't have to build it?

[tropic rain]

anyone?

it would just be nice to have the egg use the docker image that is built after each commit anyway, so that the server doesn't have to build it itself

though this would also probably require some changes to the dockerfile

[rotund kiln]

If you haven't figured it out yet:

1. Download the official file (the linux x86-64)
2. Create a normal server with a port you want, make sure to set the startup command to: ./server
3. Once in the server's files, drop in the file you downloaded at step 1 and rename it to: server
4. Hover over the file -> permissions and type in 777 to change the permissions.
5. Now, simply go to the console and start the server. It should start without needing an egg.

Have fun!
-# NOTE: change the port in the config's of pumpkin to the port you're using right now. Otherwise you can't connect.

I've got it running right now by the way.

[wary onyx]

Hello bro i need Pumpkin software 1.21 jar file because i want to use in minecraft hosting
online

[fallow mesa]

@wary onyx there is no way to get pumpkin as a jar file, it also should be possible to just run as an native executable

[balmy spoke]

Did you don't say Ram?

[rotund kiln]

i think he left the server

[balmy spoke]

hell nah

ram

I need ram

[rotund kiln]

I’ve got 32gb ram

Pumpkin runs with 12mb ram