a year ago
is there a way to forward a udp port from a docker container? I try to setup this voice mod for minecraft: https://modrepo.de/minecraft/voicechat/wiki/server%5Fsetup%5Fself%5Fhosted#with-docker
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a year ago
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a year ago
Hey, as mentioned earlier, the only option currently available is to create an account on Ngrok and use their tunnel service. Please be aware that you will be charged according to their rates.
I recommend following their documentation for Docker container implementation: https://ngrok.com/docs/using-ngrok-with/docker. The general setup process involves creating an account, obtaining a token, and then initiating the tunnel with UDP functionality. Let me know if you hit any roadblocks while doing the setup!
a year ago
Hey @passos
thanks for the fast answer, but let me break it down:
1. Setup the Docker Container with Minecraft
2. Deploy Ngrok as a own Service
3. Start the Ngrok Container with the private networking as the address?
4. Connect through the Ngrok URLS to the server?
Did i get this right?
mufftee
Hey @passos thanks for the fast answer, but let me break it down: 1\. Setup the Docker Container with Minecraft 2\. Deploy Ngrok as a own Service 3\. Start the Ngrok Container with the private networking as the address? 4\. Connect through the Ngrok URLS to the server? Did i get this right?
a year ago
Exactly, start the Ngrok container by pointing it to your Minecraft's Private Network address, and then use the UDP URLs provided by Ngrok .
passos
Exactly, start the Ngrok container by pointing it to your Minecraft's Private Network address, and then use the UDP URLs provided by Ngrok .
a year ago
Okay, will try to set this up with TCP/UDP and let you know!