Support public_ip

[R1KO]

Add argument for specify server public ip. Original srcds args: -ip, +net_public_addr

Because when i'm running server in docker container server starts on local container ip and can't receive connects.

[saguaro-yerba]

You can achieve this by creating iptables rules

[R1KO]

Can you elaborate? I do not understand how iptables will help with this

[yourmnbbn]

Haven't tested in docker, I'll take a look at this when I have time.

[saguaro-yerba]

Can you elaborate? I do not understand how iptables will help with this

If the container has an internet connection and you just need to forward the udp port.
I also run this on Docker on my local network and all I need is UDP port forwarding:
docker run -p 27015:27015/udp [...]
Your server should be visible from Steam Masterserver API:
http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamApps/GetServersAtAddress/v0001?addr=&format=json

[R1KO]

Can you elaborate? I do not understand how iptables will help with this

If the container has an internet connection and you just need to forward the udp port. I also run this on Docker on my local network and all I need is UDP port forwarding: docker run -p 27015:27015/udp [...] Your server should be visible from Steam Masterserver API: http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamApps/GetServersAtAddress/v0001?addr=&format=json

It works! But it require specify different ports for each container because add to master server with port specified in port option =(

[saguaro-yerba]

Can you elaborate? I do not understand how iptables will help with this

If the container has an internet connection and you just need to forward the udp port. I also run this on Docker on my local network and all I need is UDP port forwarding: docker run -p 27015:27015/udp [...] Your server should be visible from Steam Masterserver API: http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamApps/GetServersAtAddress/v0001?addr=&format=json

It works! But it require specify different ports for each container because add to master server with port specified in port option =(

I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but you can try using host network --network host, then you don't need to do redirect UDP ports on containers

[R1KO]

I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but you can try using host network --network host, then you don't need to do redirect UDP ports on containers

i know) I have done so now, but I'm afraid of possible problems associated with it.

Thanks for response)

[saguaro-yerba]

I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but you can try using host network --network host, then you don't need to do redirect UDP ports on containers

i know) I have done so now, but I'm afraid of possible problems associated with it.

Thanks for response)

Yeah that's true, it can cause some problems, port forwarding on Docker worked better for me 😀