Hello need helo exporting world
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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

Hello deployed a minecraft server service from itzg/docker-minecraft is there any way I can export the world?

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2 years ago

yes! U would need to stop the service, unmount the attached volume and search through it using a filebrowser template


greg-lancet
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

Oh perfect thank you!



2 years ago

this one, if i'm not mistaken


2 years ago

you can deploy it in your project by doing Cntrl + K -> Template -> Searching for it


2 years ago

while inside ur project canva


2 years ago

after deploying it, u would need to mount the minecraft server in the filebrowser service, redeploy the filebrowser service and then you should be able to access it and download files


2 years ago

also make sure to read the filebrowser template description


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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

How do you mount the minecraft server


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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

?


2 years ago

if you want to attach the volume back to the minecraft server: click mount in the volume settings -> select the minecraft server -> set the path to /data


2 years ago

and then redeploy the minecraft server


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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

Um is it normal that the volume is empty?


2 years ago

By default, the storage location is set to the storage subdirectory in the root of the volume, but by setting a service variable USE_VOLUME_ROOT to 1 you can opt to use the root of the volume as the storage location instead


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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

hmm weird choice of default value then thanks !


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HOBBYOP

2 years ago

How can I close this space ?


2 years ago

no need, brody will close it


2 years ago

just don't mark it as closed on discord.


2 years ago

it uses a subfolder by default, otherwise you would end up seeing the app config folders, stuff that you dont need to see or have access to if you are just using this as a file browser and not a volume data retriever


2 years ago

!s


Status changed to Solved brody over 1 year ago


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