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@Fragly

you said you could edit the files

however that isn't possible?

You can edit the files using the filebrowser template.

I cant edit the files however?

you can edit the files by either:

1. throwing the volume onto a filebrowser template setting USE_VOLUME_ROOT to 1, then mounting it back to the minecraft server after you're done or
2. SSH into the container and edit files from there using nano or something

Filebrowser is the easier way imo

adding a custom domain? (to mc server)

but ssh is possible if you know what you're doing

Custom domain should be done through the Railway settings

those only work for HTTP

I believe? Or you may need a proxy in front of it

do you mind helping with that XD

I wouldn't know where to start

Oh sorry, didn't see that this was a continuation of a chit chat conversation, I won't butt in anymore :)

What I did for my mc servers was I used SRV records on namecheap to "proxy" the TCP, the SRV points to an A record which itself points to the server IP. I made my own little service for updating that IP because container IPs can update over time

This is a very annoying approach though and you'd still need to specify the port after the custom domain

so for example the mc server IP would look like

mc.example.com:5735

dw, you helped a lot XD

could i just make a simple web app that returns with the tcp when promted with the domain?

unless minecraft has a feature like that built in, I don't think so

damn.

how do i check the volume root?

how do i check the volume root?

it's a service variable that you specify on the Filebrowser service

i mean how do i set it to the minecraft server volume?

first disconnect gun-volume by right clicking on it and clicking disconnect

then disconnect bikes-volume

then mount bikes-volume to Filebrowser on /data by right clicking on it

you can now edit the files

after you're done disconnect it again and remount back to your mc server service on /data

got it! Thanks!

npp

!s