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1.1.59 -> 1.1.107 | Updater faulty ? Or is my usage of it wrong ? #491

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OviDiuSSwe opened this issue May 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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Ok i had this docker and container working. on version 1.1.59.

So here is some starting information how i have it set up.
I have Container in /opt/docker/Factorio and i have my docker in /home/user/git/factorio-docker and it was linked and functioning with 1.1.59. Before it updated the mods when i restarted it after last time.

I usually start my container with docker-compose up -d and it starts all my containers. And they
usually run good.

But after i stoped all my Containers. And Security copy on factorio serverfiles just in case. I followed the README and did try the update

docker stop factorio
docker rm factorio
docker pull factoriotools/factorio

I get the result that i could stop factorio but i cant rm factorio but i could pull factoriotools/factorio
and i do this in /home/user/docker where i have been instructed to do all commands.

I update the SHA256 string and Version. in my docker-compose.yaml

I start the docker: "docker-compose up factorio" in /home/user/docker. Server start up shows "done" for a few seconds then it closes down when i check "docker stats". And then shows wrong version in log. I am a little lost on what i could be missing in my steps. And why its not updating the container even if i follow the Readme. I also restarted just incase it needed a update. But no change. Still shows 1.1.59 in log after the server closes down. I also think the error that is caused in the log is linked to factorio version and not a mod version or other faults.

I started this issue out of fear that i might have destroyed my docker or going to if i try by my self. At least to a state where i cant fix it by my self any more with out big assistance. So all assistance is welcome.

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