Overview

This repository is a fork of the itzg/docker-minecraft-server, specifically adapted for Pterodactyl. You can view the available images here. This image primarily ensures compatibility with Pterodactyl. For any non-Pterodactyl-related questions, please refer to the official documentation.

Startup Command Example

You can set environment variables in Pterodactyl variables or directly in the Startup Command field. Here's an example of how to configure it in one line:

export EULA="TRUE" TYPE="FORGE" TZ="Europe/Paris" MEMORY="4G" SERVER_PORT="25565" QUERY_PORT="25565" ENABLE_QUERY="true" VIEW_DISTANCE=10 MOTD="My Minecraft Server Powered by Docker" VERSION="1.12.2" FORGE_VERSION="14.23.5.2859" REMOVE_OLD_MODS="false" SPAWN_ANIMALS="false" SPAWN_MONSTERS="false" SPAWN_NPCS="false" ENABLE_COMMAND_BLOCK="true" RCON_CMDS_STARTUP=$'whitelist add User1\nwhitelist add user2\nop User1\nop User2\ngamerule doFireTick false' RCON_CMDS_LAST_DISCONNECT=$'gamerule doFireTick false\nweather clear\ngamerule doDaylightCycle false\ngamerule doWeatherCycle false\ndifficulty peaceful' && /start

Pterodactyl User Permissions

Pterodactyl always runs the image using the UID 988 user (changing the UID or GID will not have any impact since Pterodactyl forces the container to use UID:GID 988), referred to as container in the image.

Running Outside of Pterodactyl

If you wish to run this image outside of Pterodactyl, it’s recommended to use the original itzg/docker-minecraft-server. However, if you decide to use this fork, you must mount your data into /home/container, as this is required for Pterodactyl compatibility.

Disclaimer

There may be some issues with the image, as I am not familiar with dealing with Dockerfiles, especially for a complex image like this.