turzam/zomboid repository overview

⁠Project Zomboid - Docker

Docker build for project zomboid server.

⁠History

v1.0: First version for non steam server [now broken]
v1.1: New version for Project Zomboid Steam dedicated server
v1.2: Minor fixes (asking for frontend disabled, sed parse error removed)

⁠Usage

docker run -d -e SERVERNAME="MyServerName" -e ADMINPASSWORD="myadminpassword" -e RCON_PASSWORD="rconpassword" -v /My/path/to/My/Config/and/data:/server-data -p 16261:16261 -p 16261:16261/udp -p 8766:8766 -p 8767:8767 -p 16262-16272:16262-16272 --name zomboid turzam/zomboid

• You can map the directory containing server files with -v /my/path:/server-files.
• You need to bind X ports for client connection. (Example : If you have 10 slots, you need to put -p 16262-16272:16262-16272, if you have 100 slots, you need to put -p 16262-16362:16262-16362).
• Port 16261 need to be bind in tcp AND udp.
• Once you have run the docker for the first time, you can edit your config file in your map directory /server-data. (In Server/$SERVERNAME.ini)
• SERVERNAME is not the display name of your server, you need to edit /server-data/Server/$SERVERNAME.ini.

⁠Variables

• SERVERNAME Name of your server (for db & ini file)
• ADMINPASSWORD Admin password on your server
• RCON_PASSWORD RCON Password (will be change in your ini file if there is no password set) Used to save when you stop the docker.

⁠Volumes

• /server-data Data dir of the server. Contains db, config files...
• /server-files Application dir of the server. Contains the mods directory.

⁠Expose

• Port : 16261 : server (udp/tcp)
• Port : 8766/8767 : Steam port
• Ports 16262-162XX : clients slots (depends on the number of player you want).

⁠Known issues