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7 Days to Docker

An example for zobees/docker-7daystodie, an abstract docker container for 7 Days to Die.

Quick start

Assuming you have Docker and Docker Compose installed already, the following steps will get a 7 Days to Die server up and running in just a few minutes:

Building

  1. Clone this repository somewhere.
  2. Copy credentials.txt.example to credentials.txt and edit it, replacing the example with your own Steam credentials.
  3. Build the image with docker-compose build (or use straight docker build, it's up to you). Do not push the image to a public registry, unless you really want to give away your Steam account.

Configuring

  1. Copy data/config.xml.example to data/config.xml and edit it to your liking.
  2. Copy data/admins.xml.example to data/admins.xml and edit it, adding your own Steam64 ID.
  3. If you're on Linux, you'll need to run chown -R daemon:daemon ./data on the host.

Running

  1. Run ./server.sh start on the host (prefix with sudo on Linux).
  2. Fire up 7 Days to Die and connect to your docker ip on port 26900.
  3. Run ./server.sh for more info.

Versioning

Note that the version numbers (and therefore releases) indicate which version of zobees/7daystodie the Dockerfile references.

Changelog

  • 0.0.2 Using updated zobees/steamcmd-ubuntu image
  • 0.0.1 Initial release

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