FXServer Docker Image - FiveM or RedM

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I created a simple and light docker image from linux builds.

docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/routmoute/fxserver
github: https://github.com/routmoute/fxserver

Docker run sample

FiveM

docker run -it -p 30120:30120/tcp -p 30120:30120/udp \
    -v /yourLocalServerFolder/server.cfg:/opt/cfx-server/server.cfg \
    -v /yourLocalServerFolder/resources:/opt/cfx-server/resources \
    routmoute/fxserver:recommended +exec server.cfg

RedM

docker run -it -p 30120:30120/tcp -p 30120:30120/udp \
    -v /yourLocalServerFolder/server.cfg:/opt/cfx-server/server.cfg \
    -v /yourLocalServerFolder/resources:/opt/cfx-server/resources \
    routmoute/fxserver:recommended +exec server.cfg +set gamename rdr3

Docker compose sample

FiveM

services:
  fivem:
    image: routmoute/fxserver:recommended
    tty: true
    stdin_open: true
    volumes:
      - ./server.cfg:/opt/cfx-server/server.cfg
      - ./resources:/opt/cfx-server/resources
    ports:
      - "30120:30120/tcp"
      - "30120:30120/udp"
    command: +exec server.cfg

RedM

services:
  redm:
    image: routmoute/fxserver:recommended
    tty: true
    stdin_open: true
    volumes:
      - ./server.cfg:/opt/cfx-server/server.cfg
      - ./resources:/opt/cfx-server/resources
    ports:
      - "30120:30120/tcp"
      - "30120:30120/udp"
    command: +exec server.cfg +set gamename rdr3

Image based sample

FiveM

FROM routmoute/fxserver:recommended

COPY server.cfg server.cfg
COPY resources resources

CMD ["+exec", "server.cfg"]

RedM

FROM routmoute/fxserver:recommended

COPY server.cfg server.cfg
COPY resources resources

CMD ["+exec", "server.cfg", "+set", "gamename", "rdr3"]

TXAdmin

To access TXAdmin Interface, you need to add 40120:40120/tcp port.

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GOD!, now i only need to now how to use it properly

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I forgot to copy “docker run sample”
post edited.

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Why disable txAdmin?

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I don’t use txAdmin, just expose port 40120, right ?
I can add it into dockerfile

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and remove the +exec server.cfg

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I think it work with latest, juste launch simple docker run like this:
docker run -itd -p 30120:30120/tcp -p 30120:30120/udp -p 40120:40120/tcp routmoute/fxserver

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Is there an updated compose file for this as rdr3 fails to run the session manager now.

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fixed

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I hope someone responds to this, I can’t make my own posts apparently…

I am using a docker on UNRAID, got the server running and configured with txAdmin and it’s all working great! The issue is that I can’t add any resources :confused: Each time I add a resource and change the system.cfg I get the “Cannot find resource” error, I have tried typing out the entire file path as well. Nothing is working!

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I’m about to embark on this exact endeavor. Mind sharing your docker file?

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I’m using ich777’s docker through UNRAID, I’ve had the most luck using txAdmin, that’s been the best setup I’ve found using UNRAID, I’m not home now but I will try to check the cfg and share the settings N

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I know I’m necro-ing an old thread here, but I do have a question: I’m attempting to use ich777’s Docker image as well, and set up using txAdmin. However, I’m having issues with the step where I need to input the user and pass for the mariaDB when attempting to set up ESX. I think it might be something to do with the fact that mariaDB is in a seperate docker, but what is the method for properly setting this up? I’ve spent the last week googling but I haven’t been able to find good documentation, and since I’m new to server management I’m not sure how to fix this one on my own.

Thanks a lot!

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My brother has his own home server up, and we just got a FiveM server going last night through Unraid but we’re not using a Docker, it is running through AMP. Can this still work?

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I have a few questions. Unfortunately I am inexperienced with Docker.
But I want to learn.
How does it work with the DB?
I still have a Mac with m2 chip. Can I also run it there?

Can someone make a little tutorial for the inexperienced users :smiley:

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There is a lot of docker tutorial on YouTube / Google. There is not the place here.
I have never tried, but yes, we can execute a Docker AMD64 image on an ARM64 CPU with --platform linux/amd64 argument.