tomdesinto/urbanterror repository overview

⁠UrbanTerror server

A docker image running the UrbanTerror⁠ game server.

⁠Usage

• create a /my_server/q3ut4 directory on your docker host machine

• copy your UrT server.cfg config file in /my_server/q3ut4

• run the docker container:

    docker run -d --net host -v /my_server/q3ut4:/q3ut4 tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.4
  

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⁠If you want to install additional maps

Note that for tags 4.2.x, the installation directory is /home/urt/UrbanTerror42/ while it is /home/urt/UrbanTerror43/ for tags 4.3.x.

⁠There are 2 options:

Option 1:

When the docker container is booting, it will COPY the maps into the appropriate directory so the server can read it. This is the slower option, but will work always.

• create a folder /my_server/maps on your docker host machine

• copy the pk3 map files in it

• run the docker container:

    docker run -d --net host -v /my_server/q3ut4:/q3ut4 -v /my_server/maps:/maps tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.3
  

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Option 2:

This works on 4.2.023, I don't know about older versions. This mounts your maps folder directly into a subfolder of the q3ut4 folder. The URT documentation says this shouldn't work, but one of the recent UT versions enabled it.

create a folder /my_server/maps on your docker host machine

• copy the pk3 map files in it
• run the docker container:

docker run -d --net host -v /my_server/q3ut4:/q3ut4 -v /my_server/maps:/home/urt/UrbanTerror43/q3ut4/download tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.4

Whats the diference between Option 1 and 2?

Options 1 uses -v /my_server/maps:/maps and a script copies from /maps directly into the /home/urt/UrbanTerror43/q3ut4 folder. Option 2 uses -v /my_server/maps:/home/urt/UrbanTerror43/q3ut4/download which mounts the maps directly into the q3ut4/download folder... no copying takes place.

Option 1 is slower, but should work in future versions of UT. Option 2 is faster and is not verified to work in older UT versions (older than 4.3).

⁠If you want to run the server on a different port

The URT_PORT environment variable can be set to run the Urban Terror server on a port of your choice.

To run the server on port 27000:

docker run -d --net host -v /my_server/q3ut4:/q3ut4 -e URT_PORT=27000 tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.4

⁠SSH Connection

You can connect with SSH or SFTP to the docker container with user root on port 22 and using this INSECURE private key⁠ PuTTY format⁠ and starting your container as follow:

docker run -d --net host -v /my_server/q3ut4:/q3ut4 -v /my_server/maps:/maps tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.4 /sbin/my_init --enable-insecure-key

DO NOT expose port 22 on the Internet or anyone with that key will be able to connect as root to your container!

⁠Build the docker image

This image is based on tomdesinto/urbanterror-data which contains just the Urban Terror files (~2GB be patient).

git clone https://github.com/thomasleveil/docker-UrbanTerror.git
cd docker-UrbanTerror
sudo docker build -t tomdesinto/urbanterror:4.3.4 .