self-host-csmm-support

Oh that's outdated, it should be

webtokens_legacy

Did you create the token on your server?

Hopefully the last question. I'm getting this error but I'm literally copy pasting the info in for the username and token and I see it hits the server but fires back ' Invalid Admintoken'

I think I'm an idiot. I fogot to update my the admin part of the .env to include my steam id

Just when I thought I finally got it all figured out. 😢

Aww I figured it out. I think it was something related to my oroginal url have a / that caused the error.

Because I have the reverse proxy setup with caddy and everything seems to be running fine and my host .env var is set to my duckdns as well.

I have everything set up point to my duckdns url but it still seems to go to localhost:1337/ is there something being stored outside of the build that would cause this?

If you do set the reverse proxy up, you'll wanna change the env var again

You should be able to set

http://localhost:1337/

as your hostname and it'll work (bypassing the reverse proxy)

hmm I think I might see an issue / mistake I made setting up Caddy thoug which might explain some of my issues hopefully.

I guess after I get the reverse proxy should I be able to access this by just using the duckdns link?

So currently the url is http://localhost:1337/

How are you browsing to CSMM right now? What's the URL in your browser?

Well it depends on how you set it up

Or eh that probably wouldn't make a-lot of sense would it. :/

it needs csmm at the beginning of it correct?

aww I think I might have figured it out

I believe so but let me give it a full reboot just to be safe.

Did you restart CSMM after making the change?

Hmm so I have the reverse proxy up and the duckdns popping up on steam but still getting the same page can't be reached.

It should be the same as you type in the URL bar

yep

To the duckdns domain?

Yeah, you wanna change that

You're talking under the .evn file correct? for mine it's just posting to localhost?

so for example

https://csmm.exmaple.com

Check your CSMM_HOSTNAME env variable, it should point to the public URL of your csmm instance

Or maybe not. Once I try signing in it just says this site can't be reached.

Well I think I've almost got it all figured out. I'm trying to get this linked with steam but when I try it says this site can't be reached. I'm guessing it's realted the reverse proxy needing to be setup hopefully?

Hehe nice one! 😄

Holycrap it's actually launched now 🤯

db-data is right.

marked green = on the host
marked pink = in the container

I see a db-data folder in the 7-days-to-die-server-manager-master folder but no var/lib directory? would this be the right place to look or is docker storing this somewhere else?

This is where that volume happens: https://github.com/CatalysmsServerManager/7-days-to-die-server-manager/blob/master/docker-compose.yml#L52-L53

By default, it uses a volume so it can be persistent. Without a volume, every time you restart the container it would look its data

These are the lines that control those env vars https://github.com/CatalysmsServerManager/7-days-to-die-server-manager/blob/master/.env.example.docker#L41-L44

I mean if I just delete all containers and images etc should that reset it or is that data being stored somewhere else?

The easiest fix (since you have no data yet) is to remove the volumes that the db container made and then restart the containers again

You set the password with environment variables when you started the container

What likely happened is something like this

is there a default password for the sql server or is that something I need to setup later?

aww nvm the seq is for the SQL server which makes sense

Hmm I'm getting an error realted to reddis now. It's saying Redis servers default user does not require a password but a password was supplied but when I try to remove the password in .env I still get the same SequelizeAccessDeniedError whether I have a password or not

Unless you changed it, they'll be running on default ports so no need to specify those either

You dont need the numbers, just

cache

and

db

is fine

Here's my current .env file for reference.

So if it's just named cache-1 and db-1 should it be @cache-1/ or should I also include the ports as well?

You only need one .env. There's massive overlap between these files though, the only difference iirc are the connection strings to datastores