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Missing Files causing container crash #25
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Seems like the developers changed some paths. I'll have to look into it. |
I wasn't able to replicate the issue on my end. The server went past For your setup the issue is likely that the installation didn't complete successfully and therefor the path doesn't exist. Could you post your full container startup log (including steamcmd)? |
I have the same issue, I get ERROR! Failed to install app '403240' (Requires 64bit operating system) during the installation. |
Hey there I am running into the same issue. I would like to ultimately do with with another Unreal Engine game, but wanted a base to work with so chose to use this Squad one. I simply ran the docker-compose file example from Squad template page you have. I receive same error. I will provide the crash (well not even booting) log here. Hoping you can assist as I would like this to work and use as basis for another game. Thanks! My guess the image data is not actually being pulled in? Not sure why. -PS: Well thats odd because the image size seems to be fine?
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UPDATE: Supposedly this error may have to do with "Low Storage Space". I'm on a very small 10GB VM on AWS just to try this out. I will try out this tomorrow on my actual HOME vm where I have much more storage space. If this is the problem then I will message here. |
So, to update. I created a new VM with 200gb storage. Did not run into that error anymore previously mentioned. Although I did run into the "Code 127" error when I tried to launch the server using the docker-compose example mentioned in the front page. Rather I ran the basic docker run command on the front page being:
That seemed to work fine. Using the default ports, just required port forwarding on proper ports on router and good to go. |
When started the container will download all the required files from steam cmd, then stop with the below error:
This will not allow for persistent volumes either so I cannot give you what it has downloaded and what it hasn't
Here is my docker-compose:
Am I missing anything?
@CM2Walki
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