A docker image for running a dedicated server for the game CS:GO. Configured to use the Get5 plugin alongside Metamod:Source and Sourcemod to host a quick setup scrim server. This is a modified version of CM2Walki's Dockerfile.

How to use this image

Simple usage (recommended)

Clone this repository locally:

$ git clone https://github.com/FragSoc/csgo-server-scrim.git

Create a new directory for the game installation:

$ mkdir -p $(pwd)/csgo-data
$ chmod 777 $(pwd)/csgo-data # Makes sure the directory is writeable by the unprivileged container user

Make necessary edits to both the docker-compose.yml and custom_server_template.cfg. Look at configuration section below for guidance.

Run docker-compose up:

$ docker-compose up

Due to the config files needing to be generated by the plugin, you'll have to stop the container and start it again for the setup to complete:

$ docker-compose up

The container will automatically update the game on startup, so if there is a game update just restart the container.

Configuration

##Custom server settings Before you run the initial startup, you will need to edit the custom_server_template.cfg file within the same dirtectory. This will be used to overwrite the /cfg/server.cfg file each time the server starts. Should you wish to make any edits once the server has been created, you can do so using the below command and the server will use them once restarted:

$ docker exec -it *CONTAINER_NAME* nano /home/steam/custom_server_template.cfg

Environment Variables

You can overwrite these values within the docker-compose file, below are the defaults:

SRCDS_PORT=27015 
SRCDS_TV_PORT=27020 
SRCDS_CLIENT_PORT=27005 
SRCDS_TOKEN=0 
METAMOD_VERSION=1.10 
SOURCEMOD_VERSION=1.10

If you edit the ports you will need to adjust these within the docker-compose file also.

Additional config (to-do)

The image also contains a copy of the official ESL config files from here. You will need to disable the Get5 plugin however (to-do)

If you want to learn more about configuring a CS:GO server check this documentation.