shaworth / docker-7daystodie-example

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

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. anonymous is safer.
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

• 0.0.3 Updated credentials to use anonymous user
• 0.0.2 Using updated zobees/steamcmd-ubuntu image
• 0.0.1 Initial release